Dana Wormald
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over 1 year ago
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Clear and correct, from Natasha Sarin (gift link):
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Opinion | No Wonder Everyoneâs Rallying Around This Terrible Idea
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/02/opinion/anti-tax-break-code-oprah.html?unlocked_article_code=1.nFA.Fc6R.uOhG7t4I3imE&smid=nytcore-ios-share
4 days ago
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A new one from me, on how New Hampshireâs race for governor is shaping up to be same old same old.
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New Hampshire voters always have a choice in November â but too often itâs not enough of one ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
The problem for gubernatorial candidate Cinde Warmington is that she seems to be fully banking on the absence of social discernment among swing voters.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/05/28/new-hampshire-voters-always-have-a-choice-in-november-but-too-often-its-not-enough-of-one/
8 days ago
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New Hampshire Bulletin
15 days ago
Thursday was a tough loss for the Fisher Cats (known to some as the Space Potatoes) vs. the Yard Goats but a great night in the park for the Bulletin staff:
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A new column, this one on New Hampshire House Republicans' push for campus carry â a bad bill that sparked a truly deplorable salvage attempt.
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When New Hampshireâs legislative shenanigans play as cruelty ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
If there was an award this session for a much-publicized bill that best represents unwanted and unneeded legislation, âcampus carryâ would be as strong a candidate as any.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/05/20/when-new-hampshires-legislative-shenanigans-play-as-cruelty/
16 days ago
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A new column, this one on the broad interconnectedness of policy â especially when it comes to New Hampshire's housing shortage.
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What would make a New Hampshire community resistant to new housing? ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
To witness the New Hampshire Legislature in action can feel like watching someone try to identify the shape of a cloud from inside the vapor.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/05/13/what-would-make-a-new-hampshire-community-resistant-to-new-housing/
23 days ago
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A new column, this one on the broken federal tax code within which New Hampshire operates, and how the state's fiscal choices consistently exacerbate that brokenness.
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New Hampshire hates freeloaders, unless theyâre wealthy freeloaders ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
I think about Alex Karp more than Iâd like to.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/05/06/new-hampshire-hates-freeloaders-unless-theyre-wealthy-freeloaders/
about 1 month ago
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This week's column focuses on a few small bills, rejected by NH Senate Republicans, that aim to chip away at big, and expensive, problems. Choosing inaction, and laying those increasingly costly and harmful problems at the feet of the future, has become the New Hampshire way.
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The New Hampshire Senate has saved you from new fees â but we are 100% going to pay for it ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
When I listen to New Hampshire lawmakers cite their reasons for voting against new or increased fees or stewardship programs, Iâm usually sympathetic to the proffered argument.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/04/29/the-new-hampshire-senate-has-saved-you-from-new-fees-but-we-are-100-going-to-pay-for-it/
about 1 month ago
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A new column from me, this one on national health insurance, education costs in New Hampshire, and why we can't have nice things.
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Whatâs possible for us in New Hampshire, and who decides? ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
My response to the reader was my honest opinion, based on countless conversations and political observations over the years, but my own words bothered me all the same. When did I become so cynical?
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/04/22/whats-possible-for-us-in-new-hampshire-and-who-decides/
about 1 month ago
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A new one from me, on the true cause of New Hampshireâs high property taxes. NHPolitics
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Despite the claims of New Hampshire's leaders, towns are not to blame for high property taxes ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
In an opinion piece published April 12 by NH Journal, Republican House Majority Leader Jason Osborne and Senate Majority Leader Regina Birdsell chastised the stateâs towns and cities, all of them, for...
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/04/15/despite-the-claims-of-new-hampshires-leaders-towns-are-not-to-blame-for-high-property-taxes/
about 2 months ago
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Justin Wolfers
about 2 months ago
Hereâs the thingâespecially on April 15: cutting the IRS isn't some abstract budget trim. It's a tax cut delivered through weaker enforcement. And it mostly goes to people with the most scope to hide income.
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about 2 months ago
If you follow the Bulletin (thank you for that), why not follow the reporters who make it what it is, too? They are:
@mollyrains.bsky.social
@willskipworth.bsky.social
@mmitchellreports.bsky.social
@ethandewitt.bsky.social
As always, thank you for reading.
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A new column: New Hampshire Republicans are still working hard to keep certain voting groups from having a voice, all in the name of "election integrity." Their own data, and words, unmask the lie.
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New Hampshire has a âquietâ new voting restriction, but the intent is loud and clear   ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
The disenfranchisement efforts over the last decade in New Hampshire have been consistent, surgical, and deceitful â sometimes comically so.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/04/08/new-hampshire-has-a-quiet-new-voting-restriction-but-the-intent-is-loud-and-clear/
about 2 months ago
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Kicking the can down the road: How one veto is New Hampshire in a nutshell.
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Gather 'round, kids: New Hampshire wants you to know that the future is your problem ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
Last month, Gov. Kelly Ayotte rejected bipartisan legislation to establish a paint stewardship program, a decision punctuated by a Trumpian veto message clearly shaped by reflex rather than thoughtful...
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/04/01/gather-round-kids-new-hampshire-wants-you-to-know-that-the-future-is-your-problem/
2 months ago
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Dana Wormald
New Hampshire Bulletin
2 months ago
New Hampshire Bulletin reporters are all on Bluesky. Please give them a follow:
@mollyrains.bsky.social
@mmitchellreports.bsky.social
@ethandewitt.bsky.social
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Dana Wormald
New Hampshire Bulletin
2 months ago
At "No Kings" rallies across New Hampshire, crowds protest Trump administration, war in Iran.
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At 'No Kings' rallies across New Hampshire, crowds protest Trump administration, war in Iran ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
To sum up what brought her out to Lincolnâs Main Street for the âNo Kingsâ protest on Saturday, Karen Cote just pointed to her granddaughter. âDoesnât that say it all?â said the Ellsworth resident,âŚ
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/03/28/at-no-kings-rallies-across-new-hampshire-crowds-protest-trump-administration-war-in-iran/
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Dana Wormald
New Hampshire Bulletin
2 months ago
Follow
#NoKings
protests throughout the nation via States Newsroom's live blog:
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No Kings March 2026 | News From The States
https://www.newsfromthestates.com/live-feed/no-kings-march-2026
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The Good Trouble Band covers Barry McGuireâs Vietnam-era âEve of Destructionâ outside of the State House in Concord.
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2 months ago
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A new one from me, on how much New Hampshire Republicans love lists and rankings â but probably not all of them.
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If it feels like times are tough in New Hampshire, maybe youâre just reading the wrong lists ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
Iâm a big fan of lists and rankings, and for a lot of different reasons.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/03/25/if-it-feels-like-times-are-tough-in-new-hampshire-maybe-youre-just-reading-the-wrong-lists/
2 months ago
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Jane Norman
3 months ago
FREEDOM TO COVER A WAR: Federal Judge Paul L. Friedman in a stunning decision has voided a Pentagon press policy that said DOD could evict reporters who reported unauthorized material; outlets gave up credentials rather than comply
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https://ecf.dcd.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/show_public_doc?2025cv4218-35
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A new one from me, on a far-right thread running through the New Hampshire Legislature.
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More words of hate in New Hampshire, and the policies to match ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
Even before the New Hampshire House failed to meet its deadline to vote on dozens of bills last week, Speaker Sherman Packard was in a tight spot.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/03/18/more-words-of-hate-in-new-hampshire-and-the-policies-to-match/
3 months ago
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A new one from me, on NH House Majority Leader Jason Osborne and how he is leading his party's bleak pursuits.
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How New Hampshireâs House majority leader is leading Republicansâ backward charge ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
The architect of New Hampshireâs current Republican legislative agenda, House Majority Leader Jason Osborne, seems to have a different perspective on the concept of local control, among other things.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/03/11/how-new-hampshires-house-majority-leader-is-leading-republicans-backward-charge/
3 months ago
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An income tax debate in New Hampshire? Well, not quite. A new column on the state of New Hampshire's stuckness and the GOP's demolition destination.
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An income tax was proposed in New Hampshire â and youâll never guess what happened next ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
On Tuesday, a longtime advocate for public school funding in New Hampshire gamely touched the third rail of New Hampshire politics: a state income tax.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/03/04/an-income-tax-was-proposed-in-new-hampshire-and-youll-never-guess-what-happened-next/
3 months ago
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A new column, on Ayotte, ICE, and the craven NIMBYism of the GOP.
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Ayotte blocks ICE â but she had a lot of help from protesters, looming midterms, and a NIMBY GOP ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
Youâve got to hand it to New Hampshire Republicans. Sure, their platform is largely shaped by an aversion to established science and fanciful budget math, with a touch of bigotry and paranoia, but the...
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/02/25/ayotte-blocks-ice-but-she-had-a-lot-of-help-from-protesters-looming-midterms-and-a-nimby-gop/
3 months ago
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New Hampshire Bulletin
4 months ago
"Nickenleyâs death cannot be understood as an isolated incident. It reflects a persistent and well-documented pattern of police violence that falls most heavily on Black people and unhoused community members." Commentary from Grace Kindeke and Tanisha Johnson
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The killing of Nickenley Turenne by Manchester police 'demands far more than condolences' ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
We join Nickenley Turenneâs family, loved ones, and the broader community in ongoing grief following his killing by three Manchester police officers on Dec. 6, 2025. This loss is devastating, irrepara...
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/02/19/the-killing-of-nickenley-turenne-by-manchester-police-demands-far-more-than-condolences/
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New Hampshire Bulletin
4 months ago
NH House Republicans are moving forward with a new attempt to regulate teaching on race, history, and LGTBQ+ issues in public schools. On Thursday, the chamber passed a bill that would ban certain types of instruction and punish teachers who carried it out. From
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House passes bill banning âleftist indoctrinationâ and LGBTQ+ teaching in public schools ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
New Hampshire House Republicans are moving forward with a new attempt to regulate teaching on race, history, and LGTBQ+ issues in public schools. On Thursday, the chamber passed a bill that would banâŚ
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/02/19/house-passes-bill-banning-leftist-indoctrination-and-lgbtq-teaching-in-public-schools/
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A new one for me, on the issue that has been front and center throughout my 30-year journalism career in New Hampshire, with no progress to speak of.
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Why pay for New Hampshire schools when you could just methodically destroy them? ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
In New Hampshire, there are two fundamental kinds of policies: Some attempt to directly address a problem and others aim to redefine, often fallaciously, the nature of the problem itself.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/02/18/why-pay-for-new-hampshire-schools-when-you-could-just-methodically-destroy-them/
4 months ago
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Chad Finn
4 months ago
Remembered seeing Jesse Jackson as a student at UMaine but had a hard time pinning down the date. Finally found it in a partial Maine Campus article in the digital archives. April 23, 1991. That last quote hits hard given where we are now.
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A new column from me, on the coming Romney-ization of MAGA-enabling Republicans and why the redemption arc toward the center-right still leaves N.H. and the nation in a bad (and familiar) spot.
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A reckoning awaits New Hampshire Republicans â but beware the far end of the redemption arc ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
I donât know how much worse things are going to get for this country in the months and years ahead, but I do know this: A lot of Republican politicians are going to spend the rest of their careers dis...
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/02/10/a-reckoning-awaits-new-hampshire-republicans-but-beware-the-far-end-of-the-redemption-arc/
4 months ago
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A new one from me, on the old economic myth that still forms the policy foundation of the New Hampshire GOP.
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New Hampshire Republicansâ grand plan got its start on a cocktail napkin ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
In Republican-dominated New Hampshire, every year brings predictable policy initiatives.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/02/04/new-hampshire-republicans-grand-plan-got-its-start-on-a-cocktail-napkin/
4 months ago
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4 months ago
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Hereâs a new one from me, which took shape yesterday with an early morning text to my mom. Iâm trying to understand why life seems harder for families now, in so many ways, than 60 years ago. Hereâs where I landed.
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Life seems harder for New Hampshire families than it did 60 years ago. I think thatâs because it is. ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
When my parents married in 1965, my mother was making $75 a week and my father was taking home $73. For the first year, they were a two-income household, but my mom left the workforce the next year â ...
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/01/28/life-seems-harder-for-new-hampshire-families-than-it-did-60-years-ago-i-think-thats-because-it-is/?emci=c4b3f9d4-9dfc-f011-8d4c-0022482d279b&emdi=02fdaf0e-0afd-f011-832f-000d3a1f0e4c&ceid=149285
4 months ago
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Dana Wormald
New Hampshire Bulletin
4 months ago
Federal immigration officers shot a third Minnesotan in as many weeks, according to video posted to social media and confirmed in a post by Gov. Tim Walz. From
@madisonmcvan.bsky.social
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@michellemgriff.bsky.social
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Another Minnesotan shot and killed by feds ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
Over 10 shots can be heard in the video, but itâs unclear if more than one agent fired a weapon.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/01/24/repub/another-minnesotan-shot-and-killed-by-feds/
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madi mcvan
4 months ago
Being documented vs. undocumented is a spectrum. Lots of the people being detained and deported by ICE have permission to be in the U.S. â pending asylum claims or visa applications.
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max nesterak
4 months ago
Itâs -9 degrees. Downtown Minneapolis is packed for the anti-ICE rally and the crowd keeps growing
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New Hampshire Rep. Kristin Noble's comments last week in support of school segregation reveal a lot about her world view â and something about the nature of the Republican coalition, too.
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Anybody have âschool segregationâ on their 2026 New Hampshire bingo card? ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
Boy, New Hampshire Legislature, you sure know how to make a national impression.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/01/21/anybody-have-school-segregation-on-their-2026-new-hampshire-bingo-card/
5 months ago
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A new one: In NH, politicians like to use the tyranny of averages to convince people their financial struggles are illusory. While real solutions require real effort and collaboration, tapping into a national reservoir of hatred is easy. And for the GOP, this is the golden age of that kind of easy.
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Howâs life on Easy Street treating you, New Hampshire? ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
Gov. Kelly Ayotteâs not wrong about New Hampshireâs collection of accolades from think tanks and special interests, but what she doesnât mention is the tyranny of averages underlying her rosy picture.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/01/14/hows-life-on-easy-street-treating-you-new-hampshire/
5 months ago
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Here's something brief I wrote on Friday morning about Renee Good. It's not a column, really, but something between a dream and a prediction.
5 months ago
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Adam M. Finkel, Sc.D., CIH
5 months ago
Beautifully written (as yr. readers have come to expect). The "frame-up" reveals another sick aspect of current US society-- the insistence that people obey *self-proclaimed* lawmakers. I supervised a couple hundred OSHA inspectors at one time. We had enforcement powers, but we were not the police.
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K8
5 months ago
Excellent piece - and SPOT ON! There is no such thing as a âmoderate Republicanâ if they voted for this insanity and inhumanity and arenât now renouncing it full force. Sitting back, pocketing the gains, waiting for whatever comes next is unconscionable.
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An unofficial column: A presidential address to the nation. Someday, maybe.
5 months ago
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A new column: "To be a modern Republican is to declare that there is very little you wonât endorse, whether through applause or silence, to accomplish whatever it was that made you a conservative to begin with."
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Sorry, would-be moderate Republicans, but there is only one Republican Party ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
In the middle of December, a âgratefulâ John Sununu shared a list of new endorsers for his U.S. Senate campaign, through which he plans to âbring New Hampshire common-senseâ to Washington.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2026/01/07/sorry-would-be-moderate-republicans-but-there-is-only-one-republican-party/
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New Hampshire Bulletin
5 months ago
The Bulletinâs William Skipworth has won a Collier Spotlight award for his three-part report on abuse and neglect in New Hampshireâs intellectual and developmental disability care system.
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Bulletinâs Skipworth wins Collier Spotlight award for investigation of NH disability care system ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
The Bulletinâs William Skipworth has won a Collier Spotlight award for his three-part report on abuse and neglect in New Hampshireâs intellectual and developmental disability care system.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/briefs/bulletins-skipworth-wins-collier-spotlight-award-for-investigation-of-nh-disability-care-system/
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A new one from me about school vouchers, but also the politics of disconnection and how it enables sweeping cruelty. And, finally, how in such a world small kindnesses serve as an act of rebellion.
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The lasting harm of the politics of disconnection ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
Ours is a nation of small kindnesses and large cruelties.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2025/12/18/the-lasting-harm-of-the-politics-of-disconnection/
6 months ago
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New Hampshire Bulletin
6 months ago
"Individual disconnection enables large cruelties â and this country is more disconnected than it is divided. In such a place, there is nothing small about small kindnesses." Commentary from
@danawormald.bsky.social
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The lasting harm of the politics of disconnection ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
Ours is a nation of small kindnesses and large cruelties.
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2025/12/18/the-lasting-harm-of-the-politics-of-disconnection/
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New Hampshire Bulletin
6 months ago
"The idea, reflected in the state and national policies of tax cuts for the wealthy and simultaneous cuts to supports and services for everyone else, is that wealthy people deserve to keep their full wealth and poor people deserve to keep their full poverty." Commentary from
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New Hampshire lost a fortune with a tax repeal, but I bet the wealthy spent it on lots of cool stuff ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
In the year that has passed since New Hampshire Republicans held a news conference to celebrate the repeal of the stateâs Interest and Dividends Tax, Iâve thought (and written) a lot about the $150âŚ
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2025/12/09/new-hampshire-lost-a-fortune-with-a-tax-repeal-but-i-bet-the-wealthy-spent-it-on-lots-of-cool-stuff/
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A new column: How committed are New Hampshire Republicans to wealth inequality? From the infamous tax repeal to universal vouchers to âDonât Mass Up New Hampshire,â the answer is âtotally.â
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New Hampshire lost a fortune with a tax repeal, but I bet the wealthy spent it on lots of cool stuff ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
In the year that has passed since New Hampshire Republicans held a news conference to celebrate the repeal of the stateâs Interest and Dividends Tax, Iâve thought (and written) a lot about the $150 mi...
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2025/12/09/new-hampshire-lost-a-fortune-with-a-tax-repeal-but-i-bet-the-wealthy-spent-it-on-lots-of-cool-stuff/
6 months ago
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George Monbiot
6 months ago
There is one overriding political problem, from which all others follow. Until it is addressed, every policy advanced by governments is window dressing.
www.theguardian.com/inequality/2...
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Just 0.001% hold three times the wealth of poorest half of humanity, report finds
Data from World Inequality Report also showed top 10% of income-earners earn more than the other 90%
https://www.theguardian.com/inequality/2025/dec/10/just-0001-hold-three-times-the-wealth-of-poorest-half-of-humanity-report-finds
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The Guardian
6 months ago
Just 0.001% hold three times the wealth of poorest half of humanity, report finds
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Just 0.001% hold three times the wealth of poorest half of humanity, report finds
Data from World Inequality Report also showed top 10% of income-earners earn more than the other 90% Fewer than 60,000 people â 0.001% of the worldâs population â control three times as much wealth as the entire bottom half of humanity, according to a report that argues global inequality has reached such extremes that urgent action has become essential. The authoritative World Inequality Report 2026, based on data compiled by 200 researchers, also found that the top 10% of income-earners earn more than the other 90% combined, while the poorest half captures less than 10% of total global earnings. Continue reading...
https://www.theguardian.com/inequality/2025/dec/10/just-0001-hold-three-times-the-wealth-of-poorest-half-of-humanity-report-finds?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=bluesky&CMP=bsky_gu
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New Hampshire Bulletin
6 months ago
Commentary from
@danawormald.bsky.social
: "Expansive, policy-driven inequality is the Republican Partyâs guiding light, whether you call it Reaganomics, or neoliberalism, or Trumpism, or trickle-down economics."
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New Hampshire lost a fortune with a tax repeal, but I bet the wealthy spent it on lots of cool stuff ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
In the year that has passed since New Hampshire Republicans held a news conference to celebrate the repeal of the stateâs Interest and Dividends Tax, Iâve thought (and written) a lot about the $150âŚ
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2025/12/09/new-hampshire-lost-a-fortune-with-a-tax-repeal-but-i-bet-the-wealthy-spent-it-on-lots-of-cool-stuff/
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New Hampshire Bulletin
6 months ago
"As just about any working-class American family will tell you, the real 'distortion of reality' is the idea that a family of four can do anything but suffer on $32,150 a year." Commentary from
@danawormald.bsky.social
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How much does it cost to stop being poor in America? ⢠New Hampshire Bulletin
Last month, a Wall Street portfolio manager named Michael Green created a bit of a stir with a Substack article headlined, âHow a broken benchmark quietly broke America.â His provocative economicâŚ
https://newhampshirebulletin.com/2025/12/02/how-much-does-it-cost-to-stop-being-poor-in-america/
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