Other than sucking money from taxpayers and giving it to Unions what ideas what you had buckley.

He speaks.

Franky, I didn't hear anything from Buckley except to try to blame it on the GOP. If Hassan is violating the constitution it is up to the voters to know that and for the Dems to stop worrying about who or who hasn't paid their taxes. That is old news - get over it and get to work.

I wonder how Ray Buckley as Democrat chair feels after his party last Wednesday defeated the 1-yr old Tax Credit for School Scholarships initiative that would have given lesser well-off families and students with no chance to go to private schools, the right - and the CHOICE - to use donated vouchers and their tax dollars to get a private school, charter school, or better public school education. No, sadly, even though this is a measure that the Democrats would love to say they aspire to do, the Teacher's Union has them in their pocket.

What about that 165 million Hassan to giving to UNH. Just a gift to UNION PROFESSORS and nothing at all to do with investments in education

He, along with many of the D's are poor excuses for representing NH...blatant National Party Rubber Stamps with no interest in anyone but their Special Interest groups!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iB1-j_P6rI

The Real Buckley. He is the shame of all NH!

Will democrats ever present a balanced budget. Just asking?

"Gov. Hassan's budget is irresponsible" per Seacoast Online

http://www.seacoastonline.com/articles/20130220-OPINION-302200337

I've got a great idea. Jennifer Horn, pay your 92,000 lien on your home that you owe the Feds. Annie Kuster paid her taxes, time to put up or shut up Jennifer.

Also try coming up with ideas instead of incriminations that are frivolous...

Otherwise you are nothing but a blowhard blowing your own Horn (pun intended).

Hassan should surrender

http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20130223/GJOPINION_01/130229705/-1/FOSNEWS

EXCERPTS

Concord Monitor wrote:
“ ... But expanded gambling is not the answer to the state’s structural deficit and revenue problems. We urge the New Hampshire House, which has rejected casino gambling on a host of occasions, to do so again.”

Portsmouth Herald, comes:
“All around the nation we find examples of casino operators over-promising and under-delivering on tax revenues. And we see states, addicted to gambling money, unable to resist operators’ demands for expansion when they say they need it to keep the money flowing.

Keene Sentinel:
“And then there’s the casino fee. It concerns us that Hassan is placing so much weight on a projected revenue source that may not exist anytime soon, if at all.

Nashua Telegraph, which has supported casino gambling, challenged Hassan:
“While we are on record in support of gambling for economic and other reasons, even we have to admit that Hassan’s decision to count on casino money is quite the gamble — not just for next year’s budget, but for her political career as well.”

Union Leader which — love or hate — hit the nail on the head as did other Members of the Fourth Estate:
“It is inadvisable to base a budget, whether a household’s or a state’s, on income that is unlikely to materialize. Alas, Gov. Maggie Hassan has done that. Again.”

Hassan wants N.H. taxpayers to share hospitals' charity care cost

http://www.seacoastonline.com/articles/20130219-NEWS-130219739

First I heard about this.

Gas Tax Not all for Highways

"Campbell wrote, it will generate $1.25 million annually for the Fish and Game Department, $658,000 annually for the general fund and $593,000 annually for the Department of Resources and Economic Development's Bureau of Trails."

Campbell is democrat who sponsred bill

"Under Campbell's bill, the gas tax would increase by 15 cents over four years -- 4 cents-a-year in each of the next three years and 3 cents in the fourth year."

http://www.unionleader.com/article/20130225/NEWS0602/130229396

Anybody hear about democrat using Gas Tax for non Highway Expenditures?