Today, we remember those who gave their lives so that we can be free. To those that have served, those that are serving, and those who will serve, you have our deepest thanks.
Author: Rep. Steven Smith
Steven Smith is a member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives, serving his 7th term. Rep. Smith currently represents Charlestown, Newport, and Unity. Rep. Smith is the Deputy Speaker of the NH House.
Are you paying enough for electricity? Democrats don’t think so.
The Senate is slated to vote on this bill next week that will increase electricity bills for all New Hampshire ratepayers and businesses as part of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)! HB 306 will increase the RGGI tax by 30%. I'm paying enough already. Are you? Call your Senator to fight this. Even better,… Continue reading Are you paying enough for electricity? Democrats don’t think so.
Pot, meet Kettle
For all the complaining that the NH Democratic Party engages in regarding "out of state interests", this is pretty ironic: NHGOP CALLS ON NORELLI TO STOP PAYING DUES TO NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATURES NCSL Actively Campaigning For Internet Sales Tax Legislation That Would Damage NH Advantage Concord – New Hampshire Republican State Committee Chairman… Continue reading Pot, meet Kettle
Please help our neighbors
The North Charlestown Methodist Church is sponsoring a fund-raising breakfast for the Dupont family on Saturday. Please feel free to share the following … · Pancake Breakfast to benefit the Dupont family of Charlestown whose house burned down: · Saturday, May 4, 7-10 am, all you can eat full breakfast, handicap accessible · $6.99 adults,… Continue reading Please help our neighbors
Shaheen dodges tax issue
Whether we agree or disagree with our legislators on a particular issue, Granite Staters expect our representatives and senators to be in Washington voting on our behalf. On Monday, Senator Jeanne Shaheen missed a vote for cloture on an issue particularly important to "Sales Tax Free" New Hampshire, S.743, legislation commonly known as the "Internet… Continue reading Shaheen dodges tax issue
Taxing the Internet
In response to Sen. Ayotte's strong stance against S. 743, the Market Fairness Act, more appropriately known as the "Internet Sales Tax," Citizens for a Strong New Hampshire thanked her for recognizing that this proposed legislation would have disastrous effects on small businesses in New Hampshire. Senator Ayotte saw the harm this bill would cause… Continue reading Taxing the Internet
The Sullivan County NH Republican Committee 