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AFP New Hampshire
New Hampshire Chapter of AFP
PO Box 464, Windham, NH 03087
Phone: (603) 894-5881
Email: infoNH@afphq.org
Keeping New Hampshire Competitive
Under the shadow of a growing state government, fear of economic insecurity grows along with it. New Hampshire must compete in today’s modern economy. That can only be accomplished through fiscally sound policies that attract residents and improve the state’s economic standing.
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Friday July 18, 2008:
TOMORROW, SATURDAY, JULY 19TH, NRA-ILA Grassroots Director Glen Caroline will be conducting a presentation on grassroots activism during the "Historic Town Hall for New Hampshire Taxpayers." This event, sponsored by Americans For Prosperity - NH, is free!
By: Kevin Landrigan
Sunday, October 26, 2008
In another election year, an ill-timed rating of his financial performance could hurt Gov. John Lynch.
The Cato Institute gave New Hampshire a "D" on fiscal policy, placing the state 33rd out of 46 in the survey, trailing neighboring Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island and Vermont.
READ MOREBallot Initiative Strategy Center (BISC) is the nerve center for progressive ballot initiative campaigns across the country.
READ MORE10/21/2008 WINDHAM, NEW HAMPSHIREâ Americans For Prosperity Foundation, a grassroots free-market group, touted a recently released report by the CATO Institute titled "Fiscal Policy Report Card on America's Governors: 2008" which indicated that Governor John Lynch has done a poor job at controlling the size and scope of government in New Hampshire. Specifically, of the 46 states surveyed, New Hampshire is ranked 33rd, trailing behind neighboring states like Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island and Vermont.
READ MOREJuly 6, 2008: CNHT holds 10th Annual Taxpayer Reunion Event in Hopkinton NH
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