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Background
Representative, NH House of Representatives (2016 - present, 2000 - 2004); various engineering and management positions at Seabrook Nuclear Plant (1983 - 2003); Senior Regional Policy Advisor and Commissioner, PUC (2004 - 2012)
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POSITION ON ISSUES
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COMMENTS
- Strafford
Planned Parenthood
Sun, 10/09/2016 - 8:23am
when this changes (if it does) and becomes a program for parenthood planning maybe some funding but as it stands NO funding. I support RIGHT TO LIFE, barring extenuating circumstances for particular individual situations, abortion has become, for many, the easy answer to irresponsible behavior. I support more education in making responsible life choices, and taking personal responsibility for those choices
- Strafford
taxes, economy and job market
Sun, 10/09/2016 - 8:15am
NO NEW TAXES, fewer/reduced taxes and more business credits and fewer/reduced business restrictions to stimulate business growth, as businesses grow the economy will improve, the job market will improve it all works hand in hand,
- Strafford
heroin
Sun, 10/09/2016 - 8:11am
yes there must be strict consequences for any & all Heroin related offenses, mandatory drug treatment center participation ( are you familiar with Teen Challange wonderful program), and serious jail time for dealers
- Strafford
1)State funding for Charter Schools, 2) Common core & State stds
Sun, 10/09/2016 - 8:06am
1)no fund Public schools help them be the best they can be, if parents choose to send their young folks to a Charter school they pay, it is their choice, 2) there should be a limited/reasonable National std
- Strafford
1) hands free law, 2) restrictions on welfare recipients ,
Sun, 10/09/2016 - 7:59am
1)agree we didnt need another law, we need the laws on the books ENFORCED, very disappointed to see drivers on their cell phones or obviously otherwise distracted drive past a parked cruiser that does nothing, 2) not just drug testing, must test drug free, must supply ID to use EBT card and controls on EBT purchases for appropriateness, also ALL welfare recipients must attend/participate in educational programs to complete High School, Parental/Childcare education(if they have children) and trade education, get these folks back to work, how about business tax credits for businesses who higher them in apprentice programs or on the job training,
welfare MUST be a helping hand up NOT a hand out,