(Hours 1b,3a,b) Rich spoke about the race for US Senate. He talked about news with Aaron Day and gave his thoughts on Kelly Ayotte. He reminded his listeners about her handling of Planned Parenthood, the Omnibus bill,...
Read More(Hours 1b,c) Executive Councilor Chris Sununu, GOP candidate for Governor, spoke to us about his background, before answering Rich’s question about education. He told us his opinion on Common Core and shared the role of...
Read More(Hour 3a, b, c) (Hour 3a) Ed Naile from the Coalition of NH Taxpayers told us about his own personal unity breakfast he has scheduled with the Citizens for Limited Taxation in Lexington, MA. Naile described the difference...
Read MoreElection Day has come and gone and it pretty much went the establishment’s way. While there are still precincts that have yet to report, it doesn’t appear as if the turnout will equal the twenty percent...
Read More(Hour 3a) It took about nine and a half minutes, but we finally got GOP Gubernatorial candidate Andrew Hemingway on the phone to clarify his unique stand against the death penalty in NH. Tune in for Hemingway’s thoughtful,...
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(Hour 1c) NH Republican Gubernatorial candidate Andrew Hemingway called in from the campaign...
Read MoreHe’s out! District Nineteen State Senate Candidate Jim Foley Republican from Derry, suspended his campaign over the weekend in light of revelations he’d been disbarred from the practice of law over a variety of...
Read MoreHigh drama yesterday in the Queen City on two major issues, both of which could be this morning’s headline story. We’ll start with the short one, first. In a letter to School Superintendent Debra Livingston,...
Read More(Hour 3b) Kimberly Morin, writer for Examiner.com and “Fighta” for Girard at Large, joined us for another feisty edition of Political Buzz. An annoyed Morin advised us to go read the Manchester Teachers and SEA Union...
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(Hour 1c) Ed Naile from the Coalition of NH Taxpayers shows some interesting news with us out of...
Read MoreThe Manchester Board of School Committee will meet tonight and there’s a bunch on the agenda. The controversial Manchester Academic Standards are back on the agenda, this time in final form with a table of contents and...
Read MoreA public hearing on Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas’ proposed change to the city’s tax cap came and went on Tuesday night and just about nobody noticed. Only one speaker was present for the event, perennial public...
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