Dr Tom Sherman aims to unseat Gov. Sununu in New Hampshire...good luck with that

[basquebromance]

i like to give folks a chance, but this is a longshot i think

But Sununu has spent years giving tax cuts to the wealthy & out-of-state corporations while driving up property taxes. so there is a path to victory for a credible opponent

 

[LuckyDuck]

Governor Christopher Sununu's accomplishments:
1. Delivered three "bipartisan" state budgets that didn't raise taxes.
2. Stopped a 17 cent per gallon gas tax increase.
3. Increased education spending by 140 million.
4. Vetoed the Democrats tax.
5. Created enhanced drinking water standards.
6. Issued an Executive Order preparing New Hampshire for the development of offshore wind.
7. Banned offshore gas and oil drilling along New Hampshire's coastline.
8. Signed legislation into law that enhances penalties for animal cruelty.
9. Signed Medicaid Expansion into law, providing coverage for 50,000 of New Hampshire's low-income public.
10. Allocated $400 million to New Hampshire small businesses through the Main Street Relief Fund.
The list goes on and on. His positive leadership accomplishments have proved beneficial for New Hampshire's public.
As for Sununu and other Republican state leaders that don't big businesses or its leadership hard, the left likes to claim the myth that the Scandinavian nations are socialists and tax their businesses heavily, that is absolutely false. Scandinavian nations foreign ministers will tell you that they absolutely do not tax their large corporations heavily, as they feel it would stifle innovation and instead, tax the middle-class heavily for their social programs. Despite the left's looking to Scandinavian nations as inspiration, they still have the social phenomenon of homelessness, hell, even Iceland has extremely poor and homeless people.

 

[basquebromance]

Governor Christopher Sununu's accomplishments:
1. Delivered three "bipartisan" state budgets that didn't raise taxes.
2. Stopped a 17 cent per gallon gas tax increase.
3. Increased education spending by 140 million.
4. Vetoed the Democrats tax.
5. Created enhanced drinking water standards.
6. Issued an Executive Order preparing New Hampshire for the development of offshore wind.
7. Banned offshore gas and oil drilling along New Hampshire's coastline.
8. Signed legislation into law that enhances penalties for animal cruelty.
9. Signed Medicaid Expansion into law, providing coverage for 50,000 of New Hampshire's low-income public.
10. Allocated $400 million to New Hampshire small businesses through the Main Street Relief Fund.
The list goes on and on. His positive leadership accomplishments have proved beneficial for New Hampshire's public.
As for Sununu and other Republican state leaders that don't big businesses or its leadership hard, the left likes to claim the myth that the Scandinavian nations are socialists and tax their businesses heavily, that is absolutely false. Scandinavian nations foreign ministers will tell you that they absolutely do not tax their large corporations heavily, as they feel it would stifle innovation and instead, tax the middle-class heavily for their social programs. Despite the left's looking to Scandinavian nations as inspiration, they still have the social phenomenon of homelessness, hell, even Iceland has extremely poor and homeless people.

good job! would you vote for him for president? he said he might run!

 

[LuckyDuck]

Any politician must be:
1. Republican or Independent.
2. NOT be what is now the former Democrat Party, but is really Marxist at heart, as 81,000 of my fellow military personnel died fighting Marxism and over 7 million people fled Marxism for freedom and work.
3. NOT be Libertarian. It's policy of "if the government program isn't generating money, get rid of it, is short-sighted. They would sell off the public lands, national forests and turn the National Parks over to the states, who in turn would remove their protected status and sell them off to developers.
4. A strong proponent of the Bill of Rights under the Constitution, especially our First and Second Amendments.
5. An advocate for our nation's energy independence, including our oil and gas.
So, on the 2024 Presidential campaign and debates, it all boils down to who is best for protecting our freedoms when in office. Most politicians make various claims while making campaign speeches, but once in office, back off on their pledges. Trump, while hated by the left, actually strove to deliver on his campaign pledges, a rarity in politics.
My current favorites:
Donald H. Trump: He's not presidential in speech and behavior, but in this era, we need a strong leader who does what he says he will do.
Governor Ron DeSantis: A second choice for many pro-Republican voters.
Lt. Governor Mark Robinson: A powerful speaker. Not a fan of the LGTBQ (etc.) population, but otherwise a good man, and as many in society would like to see a minority in the Oval Office again, being a black male he would be the perfect representative for the black, law-abiding communities. A good role model and unlike Obama, would no doubt benefit the black communities, as well as others.
Those are my top three at this time.
As for a Vice President running mate, it doesn't have to be a politician (Trump wasn't a politician and did a good job). He was a business leader though and new how to run businesses.
I'd actually prefer the VP to not be a career politician but someone intelligent, rational and popular in the Republican sphere, even if it's some social media individual. The complete opposite of the inept cackling nutjob that is currently holding the position.