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New Hampshire Chapter of AFP
PO Box 464, Windham, NH 03087
Phone: (603) 894-5881
Email: infoNH@afphq.org
WINDHAM─ Americans for Prosperity (AFP), a grassroots free-market group, today expressed their disappointment with U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s (D-NH) vote against ending the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) bailout program. During Senate business today, Senator John Thune (R-SD) offered Amendment 3301, a bill “To terminate authority under the Troubled Asset Relief Program, and for other purposes” which Senator Shaheen voted against.
READ MOREThree Quick points I thought you might enjoy.
I. ELECTION RESULTS VIEWING PARTY - Tonight, Americans for Prosperity (AFP) and our friends will be gathering at the Draft Sports Bar and Grill in Concord at 7:30 PM to watch the results of the Massachusetts Special Election for US Senate. I hope you can join us.
When: Tonight 7:30 PM
Where: The Draft Sports Bar and Grill, 67 South Main Street, Concord, NH
What: Election Night results party
Who: AFP and Friends
Americans for Prosperity (AFP) today called for the immediate resignation of Commissioner Kevin A. Clougherty of the Department of Revenue Administration (DRA). This request follows a public hearing held yesterday in Concord on the proposed LLC tax where Commissioner Clougherty stated, “I’m going to be fair and I’m going to go after everybody.”
READ MORETaxing NH Small Business Men & Women
Mark your calendar for December 16, 2009 and promise yourself that you and others will take the time to testify at the only public hearing for the 5% Tax on LLC’s and Partnerships which the Department of Revenue Administration (DRA) plans to hold at 10:00am at their Concord office on 109 Pleasant Street.
READ MOREby Phil Kerpen and Corey R. Lewandowski
With a skeptical American public already rising up against a cap-and-trade scheme that would send energy prices through the roof, a whistleblower at the influential Climate Research Unit revealing that the temperature data used to make the case for global warming was badly manipulated, predictions of yet another cold winter, and the fact it has been nearly a decade since global temperatures stopped rising, the global warming debate is at a crossroads.