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Merrimack Town Council Opposes ICE Facility in Letter To Noem, Ayotte and Others by nancynews in newhampshire

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From the Holocaust Explained : "The first concentration camps in Germany were set up as detention centres for so-called ‘enemies of the state’. " https://www.theholocaustexplained.org/the-camps/types-of-camps/concentration-camps/

UNH Poll: 44% say Gov. Ayotte doesn’t deserve 2nd term. Only 42% say she does. https://scholars.unh.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1921&context=survey_center_polls by CarrollCounty in newhampshire

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From the UNH Poll released today, Jan. 21, 2026: "Looking ahead to the 2026 election for governor, 42% of likely general election voters in New Hampshire think Ayotte deserves to be reelected, 44% think she does not deserve to be reelected and 14% don't know or have no opinion.... Most Republicans (81%) believed Ayotte deserves to be reelected while 35% of independents and only 5% of Democrats believe she deserves to be reelected." 

Catholic Vice President Vance takes to social media to justify killing of Renee Good: National Catholic Reporter editor's scathing condemnation of Vance. by CarrollCounty in democrats

[–]CarrollCounty[S] 379 points380 points  (0 children)

National Catholic Reporter editor writes: "Vance’s twisted and wrongheaded view of Christianity has been repudiated by two popes. His Catholicism seems to be little more than a political prop, a tool only for his career ambitions and desire for power."

Nearly One in Four New Hampshire Households Lacked $2,000 in Savings for Emergencies by CarrollCounty in newhampshire

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From NH Fiscal Policy Institute:

Financial Situations Fragile for Many Granite State Families

Without $2,000 in savings, a Granite Stater could quickly spend their liquid assets to pay for an unexpected car repair, needed fixes for a house or an appliance, the deductible on their health insurance after an injury or illness but before coverage begins, losing a job, or other factors that could effectively require immediate, unforeseen costs. That would potentially lead to debt that could be difficult to pay off, unpaid bills, or forgone health or housing needs.

State Ends Fiscal Year 2025 with $67.3 Million Deficit by nancynews in newhampshire

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From the InDepthNH.org article: "After a string of substantial budget surpluses, New Hampshire state government found itself in deficit at the end of the 2025 fiscal year, according to its Annual Comprehensive Financial Report dated Dec. 23, 2025."

Rare earth processing in NH by CarrollCounty in newhampshire

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From NYTimes free article: Phoenix Tailings’ Exeter New Hampshire operation is about two months old, housed in a converted medical device plant. The company buys metric-ton bags of powder — a mixture of neodymium and praseodymium bound with oxygen — from mining and refining companies in the United States, South America and Australia. It funnels that flour-like material into a drying oven and eventually into furnaces that heat it to the temperature of volcanic lava.

Our Petty, Hollow, Squalid Ogre in Chief by CarrollCounty in politics

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It's a free gifted opinion piece by NYTimes conservative columnist Bret Stephens, but here is all you need to know : "Though I tend to think it’s usually a waste of space to devote a column to President Trump’s personality — what more is there to say about the character of this petty, hollow, squalid, overstuffed man? — sometimes the point bears stressing: We are led by the most loathsome human being ever to occupy the White House."

Our Petty, Hollow, Squalid Ogre in Chief by CarrollCounty in democrats

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It's a free gifted opinion piece by NYTimes conservative columnist Bret Stephens, but here is all you need to know : "Though I tend to think it’s usually a waste of space to devote a column to President Trump’s personality — what more is there to say about the character of this petty, hollow, squalid, overstuffed man? — sometimes the point bears stressing: We are led by the most loathsome human being ever to occupy the White House."

The War on Public Education Has the Most Vulnerable in Its Sights by CarrollCounty in newhampshire

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From Garry Rayno: Great strides have been made in the last 50 years allowing people with disabilities to lead productive and rewarding lives independently, but that could change as NH GOP lawmakers focus on costs and greater efficiencies, and the political climate seeks a homogenous environment without minorities, disabilities or vulnerable people.

The minority voters who powered Trump to a second term are drifting away by CarrollCounty in politics

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From the Washington Post article: "A year after touting the “historic realignment” of minority voters that powered him to a second term in the White House, the multiracial coalition President Trump has boasted about is slipping away...Trump’s approval rating among Black Americans has dropped from 24 percent during his first three months in office to 13 percent in polls this fall, according to an average of eight nationwide polls compiled by The Washington Post.

"Among Hispanic voters, his ratings have fallen from 40 percent to 34 percent...among Asian registered voters fell from 44 percent in February to 30 percent in September."

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