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Originally Posted by sunset on the dock
Though you have to remember that the support has now become bipartison, and Senator Jeb Bradley(R) has a lot of popular support in the lake's region, and being from Wolfeboro is familiar with a great number of residents and business owners(and their concerns). He and one other Repulican senator who support the bill make this a different ball game than even 2 years ago. I hardly see this issue as one that is of enough significance to the average NH voter that of our legislators in Concord has an overwhelming concern that they'll lose their job over this law. And the House of Representatives gave this law an even higher margin of support 2 years ago(236 to 111).
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Rumor has it Jeb is not too happy with the law and the way it is going. "I made a promise" is his latest stance on the issue. I do believe it is KILLING him inside that he made that promise and MARK MY WORDS if he can find a loophole to dismiss this HE WILL. Let's all give him a reason folks stand up and be counted.
Trust me NH the tide is rising and you are about to be swept under... In a good way
