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Most of it was pretty boilerplate Republicanism – lots of language about parental rights, sanctuary cities, a universal education voucher program, reducing government spending, and…banning cell phone use in classrooms? My response was immediate…
For decades, I have been involved with many other advocates in efforts to end homelessness in NH and worked for many years in agencies involved with housing and low-income people. I grew up in and have worked in Manchester. I have also worked all over the state including Nashua, where I live now. Since homelessness is caused by multiple economic, social, and health-related factors, it is not easy to find effective solutions.
There is still a lot to be decided between now and primary day, but one thing is crystal clear: Granite Staters cannot trust Kelly Ayotte or Chuck Morse to be an effective governor for the people, but rather a self-interested enabler that caves to the extremist ideals of the MAGA movement.