Jeb Bradley News

After PSNH emerged from its January 1988 bankruptcy nearly two years after filing for Chapter 11, ratepayers were hit with seven yearly rate increases of 5.5 percent each, beginning in 1990.

The state's battle with the federal government administration over claimed reimbursement payments has a long, complicated history.

The House of Representatives overrode Governor John Lynch's veto of HB 648 to legalize marijuana by 240 to 115 - 10 over the bar of a two-thirds vote - on Wednesday, known as "Veto Day." But the state Senate came up two votes short of the needed 16 of 24 to make a two-thirds majority that would have made the Granite State the 14th state to legalize ...

The "Spending Summit" & Tuesday is Election Day! On Tuesday, October 27 the Republican Leadership in the New Hampshire House and Senate sponsored a SUMMIT ON SPENDING in Concord.

Last week's TAX SUMMIT organized by Representative Susan Almy reaffirmed that New Hampshire's lack of a general income or sales tax has enhanced our competitive position compared to other states.

By BOB BESTANI 1 hour, 22 minutes ago In the 2006 elections, Carol Shea-Porter made a major point of repeatedly criticizing Jeb Bradley on all manner of issues, demonstrating, she said, that he should not be a member of Congress.

"I know it has created some jobs, but clearly not what we were anticipating," Representative Carol Shea Porter's words to WMUR-TV referring to the President Barack Obama's highly touted Stimulus Bill.

No quick-fix tax bills will be coming out of two days of tax hearings, House Ways and Means Committee chair Rep.

Outside the so-called "tax summit" organized by the House Ways and Means Committee yesterday, about 25 protesters held signs: "No New Taxes" and "Keep the New Hampshire Advantage." Inside, many of the economists who spoke agreed with the protesters.

While the Office of Residential Life recently finished housing projects for two Dartmouth sororities, it has no set timeline to provide houses for the two Panhellinic sororities without physical plants, according to Dean of Residential Life Martin Redman.

Click here to watch Shea-Porter take the high road on ethics and talk about when candidates should return tainted campaign contributions.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON UPDATE: Nashua Republican Jennifer Horn is expected to announce tomorrow that she will once again run for the 2nd Congressional District U.S. House seat in 2010.

After Carol Shea-Porter, New Hampshire Democrat, was elected to Congress in 2006 she started denying she was ever hauled out of a town hall meeting in 2005 by the police.

Ayotte is perceived in some circles as the early favorite considering the support she's received from prominent Republicans in Washington, where she's attended fundraisers.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 EDITOR'S NOTE: This story is the result of an interview at Foster's Daily Democrat Tuesday afternoon.

I read with great interest the recent letter to the editor written by Wayne Semprini, who was attempting to blame Carol Shea-Porter for the actions of folks wearing waffle hats at a Jeb Bradley town hall meeting in Rye in 2005.

While saying he might have been unclear with some of his recollections, the former chairman of the state Republican Party said he will not retract allegations that before being elected to Congress, Carol Shea-Porter was disruptive at a 2005 town hall meeting in Rye.

Just before Thanksgiving last year, a group of former aides to Mitt Romney convened at his salmon-colored Belmont home, many of them gathering for the first time since Romney had disbanded his presidential campaign some nine months before.

I'm not a constituent, but when you pull this bull-shit in NH you deserve to be booted from office.

"Carol Shea-Porter rightly faced the August heat for at first avoiding her constituents and face-to-face town halls and later for hastily throwing together a staged forum, packing it with supporters and leaving many concerned voters out in the rain.