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RE: HB329 and the veto override. I will vote to override the veto on this bill
RE: HB1 and HB2:
The budget that came out of the Committee of Conference could be better. I intend to support the house budget. As of now, I plan to vote NO to ask for a better budget. Please contact me if you would like to discuss. -JR
Vote before cross over.
I have received 150 emails today on these two bills alone. Normally I try and respond to each email personally. That will be impossible this time:
Therefore, I will advise you on how I am voting on these two bills: I will be supporting these two bills.
I campaigned to not raise taxes and there is no way to have a balanced budget for the next two years if we do not make these necessary cuts to our state government.
Cuts to spending are not fun for a number of families, especially to those that are effected. However,we have been asked to be good stewards of the limited funds that are available and that is what I am attempting to do. As you must know, this budget does NOT raise taxes and does NOT increase fees, and is based on sound revenue projections.
Rep. Hoell
Our GREAT state is being destroyed by those currently running the NH Legislature. We need to admit that our State is broke and we have a serious spending problem. We cannot continue to act like drunken sailors on a spending spree.
As a member of a household or the owner of a business, you know that you cannot spend more money than you earn. The government has to operate the same way if it wants people to be prosperous. The legislature has spent, then borrowed to pay for their spending—even bonding general operating expenses, not just special projects.
The current majority in Concord thinks the state has “a revenue problem” and want to take more of your hard-earned dollars. That philosophy is irresponsible in healthy economic times and downright destructive in economically tough times like we are in today. Clearly, the state has a spending problem. And when the state spends too much of our money, it always leads to new and higher taxes, depressed economic activity, and fewer jobs.
We need more jobs, more opportunity and not just balanced personal and business budgets, but prosperity. To achieve this, we need to cut taxes and costly regulations.
In order to cut taxes, we need to cut spending. For the past six years under Gov. Lynch, New Hampshire state government has been ballooning. Under the Democrats, taxing, regulating, spending and borrowing have skyrocketed. The result has been economic stagnation and little or no job growth.
Reduce NH State spending:
Lower the Tax Burden:
Create School Choice:
the time is NOW!!!
I will need your assistance to win: please contact me on the contact tab.
603-315-9002 (cell)
