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Blog Name: Blue Hampshire
Url: http://www.bluehampshire.com/
Language: English
Topics: politics, Democrats, NH
Description: A central hub for news and discussion, Blue Hampshire is an online community focused around progressive politics in the Granite State. Its intended audience includes engaged citizens, public servants, members of the media, community activists, and anyone with a passion for civic life in New Hampshire. While much of what happens here is a conversation on the news of the of the day, we are committed as well to original reporting and to using the site as a grassroots organizing tool.
Popularity: 24 Followers

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Anti-Gay Extremist Running for Governor
Karen Testerman is trying to re-invent her image along fiscal issues, and Shira let her. About thirty seconds of Teh Google pulled this up:Testerman drew sharp criticism for her comments on a New Hampshire Public Radio talk program, comparing gay men and lesbians with "shoplifters and drug addicts." She also played a major role in helping the governor build support among legislators for the new law that requires minor girls to notify at least one parent or guardian before getting an abor
The Leadership Gap
QUESTION: In the 2010 Congressional elections will you definitely vote, probably vote, not likely vote, or definitely will not vote?Voter Intensity: Definitely + Probably Voting/Not Likely + Not Voting Republican Voters: 81/14 Independent Voters: 65/23 DEMOCRATIC VOTERS: 56/40This poll question and answer is spreading like wildfire in blogworld. As it should! It's being called an "enthusiasm gap."  But I'm going w
The NH Advantage! (Only for the Richest 1%, That Is)
The Concord Monitor notices ITEP's study and the reality it exposed about our pledge politics:Poorer people pay more in New Hampshire. ...According to the study, New Hampshire families earning less than $25,000 pay 8.3 percent of their income in state and local taxes. ...The top 1 percent of earners, making more than $480,000, pay 2 percent.It's hard to add meaningful commentary to those numbers.  They spea
Bush League Bradley
Every time I see Jeb Bradley, or Charlie Bass, or Judd Gregg crowing about how the world will end if we pass health care reform, I am reminded of how when they were in charge, they did nothing to address this domestic catastrophe. All the money in the world for Iraq, and for cutting taxes for the richest, but getting more Americans insured?  Not exactly in their priority set. Every time I see
Open Thread: Happy Thanksgiving
The Poet:Immigrants No ship of all that under sail or steam Have gathered people to us more and more But Pilgrim-manned the Mayflower in a dream Has been her anxious convoy in to shore.Give thanks. This is a Happy Thanksgiving Open Thread.

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