Representative Paul Hodes News

WASHINGTON As Senate hopeful U.S. Representative Paul Hodes and his Democrat colleagues move forward with their multi-trillion government-run health care plan, a report by the New York Times today details the impending reality of the Democrats' reckless spending this year.

Two-term Rep. Paul Hodes, D-N.H., right, receives best wishes in his run for Senate from Dorothy Solomon of Albany, N.H. The seat is being left vacant by Republican Judd Gregg and is considered a tossup in 2010.

Sean Mahoney, a Republican national committeeman and publisher, said today that he won't enter the primary for retiring Sen.

CONCORD The Washington Times today reports that the Democrats' "Stimulus" boondoggle is sending billions of dollars to non-existent Congressional Districts across the country.

Concerned citizens who tried to track their tax dollars on the White House's Recovery Act Web site would have been confused to learn that New Hampshire had not two, but six Congressional Districts.

U.S. Rep. Paul Hodes said he will fight to remove a provision from a House health care reform plan that bans the use of federal funds to cover abortions.

Just wanted to bring the story below to your attention, which notes that millions of stimulus dollars have been spent in phantom districts in New Hampshire.

Depressed Democrats Polling in Ohio and Connecticut spells trouble for Democrats.

We'll never know if the constituents of New Hampshire's 27th Congressional District are displeased that it took $124,774 in stimulus funding to create two jobs in their region.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009 This screen shot taken from Recovery.gov shows the so-called phantom N.H. congressional districts that received federal economic stimulus funds.

A conservative Lakes Region blogger, columnist and radio talk show host has been denounced and has apologized for engaging in a derogatory tirade against New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Raymond Buckley during a live web-stream feed on Saturday.

The consensus from political experts: New Hampshire isn't Florida. With four candidates currently in the Republican U.S. Senate primary, and at least one more still considering running, the anticipated highest-profile New Hampshire race in 2010 will be about far more than cut-and-dried distinctions on ideology.

Financial Resources Mortgage Company abruptly closed Monday. New Hampshire Rep. Paul Hodes says customers should contact the New Hampshire Banking Department.

A heartfelt thank you from the New Hampshire Republican Party to all the veterans who answered the call of duty and stood for something greater than oneself; fighting to protect the freedoms that we all enjoy.

New Hampshire House members Paul Hodes and Carol Shea-Porter are sharing their perspectives about passage of the national health care reform bill at a briefing in Concord.

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Before "tea partyers" unified to bemoan the tax-and-spend ways of Democrat-dominated Washington, the Republican mayor of Manchester, N.H., drove a tax cut through the Democrat-controlled board of aldermen.

Nancy Pelosi told her New Hampshire poodles, Reps. Carol Shea-Pelosi and Paul Hodes-Pelosi, to vote for her mind-bogglingly complex and unfathomably costly health care "reform" bill, and they dutifully did as ordered.

Ovide Lamontagne has made his long-awaited decision. Tomorrow, he'll officially become a candidate for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated next year by Sen.