The 119th Congress is entering its second month of the 2025 legislative calendar. Listed here are updates from the NH Congressional delegation from this past week.
The 119th Congress is underway and the New Hampshire Congressional delegation is working on the the lawmaking process. Here are updates from the offices of Senators Shaheen and Hassan, Congressman Pappas, and Congresswoman Goodlander about some of their activities last week In Washington, D.C.
The 119th Congress has been formed and the New Hampshire Congressional delegation has jumped back into the lawmaking process. Here are updates from the offices of Senators Shaheen and Hassan, Congressman Pappas, and Congresswoman Goodlander about some of their activities last week In Washington, DC.
In December 2024, the New Hampshire Classic Liberal Party proudly affiliated with Liberal Party USA at the party’s Inaugural Convention in Houston. Liberal Party USA shares our Liberal values, and our affiliation with them allows us to work together with other states to give voice and representation to the vast center-left, center-right, and classic liberalism that represent the majority of our nation’s people.
Long-time conservative activist, television broadcaster, political commentator and former Sullivan County Republican Committee Chairman Keith Hanson announced his candidacy for Chairman of the New Hampshire Republican Party this week.
Clinton has a long history with Granite State and New Hampshire’s democratic party establishment. His 1992 NH Primary race earned him the “Comeback Kid” nickname and began decades-long friendships. US Senator Jeanne Shaheen and her husband Billie are two friends in attendance. The Senator kicked off the slate of speeches.
“This may be the most important election of our lifetime. You know, we say that every election. But I think this year, it really is true. Because we have a choice between two very different ideas for the future of America in this election.” said Shaheen.
New Hampshire’s candidates for the 2nd Congressional District seat being vacated by Congresswoman Annie Kuster participated in a candidate forum in Concord. Democrat Maggie Goodlander and Republican Lily Tang-Williams met in the studio of New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR) for the last time before the November 5th general election.
AFT president and former high school teacher Randi Weingarten began her talk with a homework assignment. Holding up a well-worn copy of Timothy Snyder’s “On Tyranny,” she suggested it as an important guide to this moment and the stakes of the election
The charter revision was never adopted, but the city’s Board of Mayor and Alderman did subsequently approve a long-overdue salary bump for the person who captured the mayoralty in 2023, a bit of nuance the Ayotte campaign fails to note in its TV spot, thereby intentionally creating the false impression that Craig was feathering her own nest despite never receiving a raise as mayor.
Once in a while, a Republican legislator comes along whom I respect as a true “conservative” in that word’s original meaning—such as Senator Denise Ricciardi of Bedford. Sen. Ricciardi is a hero to those of us north of the Notches who are fighting to keep millions of tons of out-of-state trash from being landfilled in a terrible tract near two treasured water bodies.