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Skip · 03-09-2006, 07:14 PM

Here's what Martha said to me.

Dear Skip,

Thankyou for contacting me with your concerns regarding HB 162. After much thought and consideration, I believe that it is important to protect all citizens and visitors who are using the New Hampshire Lakes. The best way is to pass a specific speed limit for day and night time speed limits. For this particular reason I am going to vote in favor of HB 162. For the bill puts in place a clear and definable safety regulation with regard to how fast boats may or may not travel on lakes.

However, for a $100 "re-elect Martha" contribution, I could be convinced to raise the proposed limits to 35/55.

A $250 "donation" could convince me to raise the daytime limit to 70 Mph.

And a reasonable and prudent $500 donation could convine me to be "reasonable & prudent" also!

Anyway, you know where to send the money!

Sincerely,

Martha

03-09-2006, 07:14 PM	#19
Skip Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Dover, NH Posts: 1,615 Thanks: 256 Thanked 514 Times in 182 Posts	Wow, here's the response I received.... Here's what Martha said to me. Dear Skip, Thankyou for contacting me with your concerns regarding HB 162. After much thought and consideration, I believe that it is important to protect all citizens and visitors who are using the New Hampshire Lakes. The best way is to pass a specific speed limit for day and night time speed limits. For this particular reason I am going to vote in favor of HB 162. For the bill puts in place a clear and definable safety regulation with regard to how fast boats may or may not travel on lakes. However, for a $100 "re-elect Martha" contribution, I could be convinced to raise the proposed limits to 35/55. A $250 "donation" could convince me to raise the daytime limit to 70 Mph. And a reasonable and prudent $500 donation could convine me to be "reasonable & prudent" also! Anyway, you know where to send the money! Sincerely, Martha