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At the LOB for today's hearings; schedule display seems to be down... if only visitors could help debug it! #NHPoliticsPermalink On twitter.com
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I'm back in MCG again... only hearing one bill today before we go into executive session: HB1665, which would establish a municipal road and bridge disaster relief fund.Permalink On twitter.com
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Rep. Judy Aron is telling us about recent flooding in Acworth.Permalink On twitter.com
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I'm reminded of the October 2005 floods in Alstead, but I can only find a few sentences about those in the Alstead Wikipedia article: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alstead,_New_HampshirePermalink On twitter.com
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Meanwhile the floods the next spring in the rest of the state (including Concord) have their entire own article (which I've edited): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_New_England_floodPermalink On twitter.com
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The floods Rep. Aron is telling us about were in 2021, thoughPermalink On twitter.com
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apparently the floods in 2005 and 2006 mostly just damaged state roads, while these most recent ones damaged municipal roadsOn twitter.com
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Rep. Jess Edwards is joining Rep. Aron at the testimony tablePermalink On twitter.com
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interesting how the sponsor list for this is mostly Republicans (only Dem in the sponsor list that jumps out at me is @kahnjay), when "bridges and roads" is primarily an argument that Dems use against Libertarians...Permalink On twitter.com
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I like the idea behind this bill, since I like roads and bridges, but it sounds like there are some drafting issues with it that might require an amendment...Permalink On twitter.com
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Republicans know the term "mutual aid"! :-OPermalink On twitter.com
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I wonder if they know the anarcho-socialist meaning of "mutual aid" as defined by Kropotkin, or if they're using the term more informally...Permalink On twitter.com
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Rep. Ken Weyler is testifying in favor of HB1665Permalink On twitter.com
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.@Walt_Stapleton is testifying in support of HB1665Permalink On twitter.com
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Natch Greyes of the NHMA supports HB1665Permalink On twitter.com
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ok hearing is closed; onto executive sessionPermalink On twitter.com
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we've got @mariapz1974 and @LauraTelerski substituting for @LaurelStavis and @LathaMangipudi today, and Jeannie Notter substituting for some RepublicanPermalink On twitter.com
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Also @PatLongMHT is substituting for @susantdotcomPermalink On twitter.com
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ok so we're exec-ing HB1029, on the Claremont Police CommissionPermalink On twitter.com
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HB1029 OTPs unanimously, 19-0, and goes on the consent calendarPermalink On twitter.com
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HB1046, on the election of Sullivan County commissioners, is next for exec-ing.Permalink On twitter.com
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OTP motion for 1046 fails along party lines, 10-9, which seems odd, since it didn't seem like a partisan bill?Permalink On twitter.com
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Closest thing to an argument I've heard from Republicans against HB1046 is that they think HB1397 replaces it, but... it doesn't? That's just about term length for Rockingham County officers, which is a completely separate issue from how Sullivan County elects its officers.Permalink On twitter.com
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motion to ITL HB1046 passes by the same margin that the motion to OTP it failed by; on to HB1112...Permalink On twitter.com
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HB1112 is @JulieDGilman1's bill for competitive bidding in all NH counties, which she thought to file after we killed a similar bill to do so for just Carroll County last year, on the grounds that it ought to be for all counties instead.Permalink On twitter.com
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now Republicans want to ITL this bill because they don't think it should actually be for all counties after allPermalink On twitter.com
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Motion to ITL HB1112 passes 10-9 along party lines; Republicans have no interest in remaining internally consistent, it seemsPermalink On twitter.com
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Next is HB1275, @RepWilhelm's bill on representation in regional planning commissions. This one is breaking down more along population size lines than party onesPermalink On twitter.com
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Motion to ITL HB1275 passes 16-3; I was one of the 3 no votes, along with @ivyvann and @PatLongMHTPermalink On twitter.com
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Hey @RepWilhelm I need to DM you for the minority reportPermalink On twitter.com
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Next is @Ellen4NH's HB1387, for a property tax homestead exemptionPermalink On twitter.com
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Motion to ITL HB1387 passes 17-2; @ivyvann and I were the 2 no votesPermalink On twitter.com
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I objected to it being put on consent, so it won't go on the consent calendarPermalink On twitter.com
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small break nowPermalink On twitter.com
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ok now we're exec-ing HB1397, on term length for county officers, increasing it from 2 years to 4. @rosemarierung has an amendment to extend it from Rockingham County to all counties.Permalink On twitter.com
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I wish my suitjacket fit me betterPermalink On twitter.com
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Rep. Rung's amendment to HB1397 passes unanimously; onto the bill as a whole...Permalink On twitter.com
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bill as amended passes by the same marginPermalink On twitter.com
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next is HB1277, about reporting of cybersecurity incidentsPermalink On twitter.com
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tempted to vote no on this, but I won'tPermalink On twitter.com
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HB1277 OTPs unanimously, 19-0, and goes on the consent calendarPermalink On twitter.com
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ok that's the last bill for today; time to adjourn...Permalink On twitter.com
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