For the last three-in-a-half years, like countless others, I’ve devoted way too much of my mental energies to one Donald. J. Trump, our President. Just saying that still widens my eyes at times. No, that’s a lie, every time I say it. READ MORE
But what’s probably cooler for Yang is that earlier this week bookies and oddsmakers determined he’s the only Democrat in the race who could actually beat Donald Trump on Election Day. READ MORE
A group of 100 protesters on Elm Street were part of an organized national “rapid response” protest following the firing by the President of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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The Saint Anselm College Survey Center at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics has launched its inaugural survey, assessing significant degrees of partisanship between Democratic and Republican voters in the state, as well as strikingly different solidarity within the individual parties.
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Beware the Friday afternoon news dump, the favored method of burying bad news. READ MORE
NH Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan react to news out of Washington, D.C. READ MORE
New Hampshire lawmakers always said “we are different, we’re not like Washington,” but these days the New Hampshire Legislature looks more and more like Congress. READ MORE
“I leave with no regrets. Things have worked out much better than anyone could’ve predicted,” said Howard, on Thursday. “But I think maybe now it’s time for the Liberty House to move from a visionary to a manager, as they transition into the next phase. Visionaries are necessary for some aspects of change, but at a certain point an organization is big and stable enough that you don’t need someone rushing off to see what’s over the next hilltop.” READ MORE
A rally organized by Rights & Democracy NH filled the gymnasium at the YWCA on Sunday to standing-room only. The gathering of an estimated 500 people was part of a larger coordinated national response to Republican momentum to repeal the Affordable Care Act, as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office later this week. READ MORE
Last year we asked three local soothsayers – Astrologer Dorothy Morgan, Numerologist Angie D’Anjou, and Psychic Medium Raven Duclos – to give us a clue. It was so much fun, we decided to ask them to take a crack at 2017. See what they had to say about the world, President Trump, the city of Manchester and the overall vibe of the coming year. READ MORE
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