Tim Comerford
I'm a firm believer in the phrase “principle over politics”, the enduring values of liberty, governmental openness and accountability, and responsiveness to the people mean more than the wrangling of party bosses.
House Candidate, Rockingham County, District 9: Serving Fremont, Epping
I graduated Saint Anselm College in Manchester, NH in May 2008. I hold a degree in International Relations, and have completed courses relating to both International and Constitutional Law. I was born in Lawrence,Massachusetts, and moved to New Hampshire from Methuen, Massachusetts in the 6th grade. The moment I moved to this state I was impressed with its natural beauty, picturesque mountains, and sheer tranquility. The vast open spaces breathe freedom; NH shouts liberty from the mountaintops to its license plates. I see NH becoming Massachusetts Junior, and I want to help halt this frightening process. We need to uphold our tradition of small government, responsible spending, and low taxes to keep our state the great bastion of Liberty it has historically been.
I’m tired of politicians who preach responsibility, and then give us huge debts to pay! I’m tired of politicians who claim to be Conservative Constitutionalists, and then treat the Constitution as a “Consultative piece of parchment” only to be followed when politically convenient. I have a great passion for our republican form of government, and have a love for history. I was involved with NH youth and government for 3 years, a legislative education initiative of the Concord YMCA, which trains students in the legislative process. If elected, I’m familiar enough with parliamentary procedure to get right down to work for Epping and Fremont. I will never toss the Constitution aside, and I will always value the people I represent more than any lobbyist or interest group seeking to persuade me. I’m a firm believer in the phrase “principle over politics”, the enduring values of liberty, governmental openness and accountability, and responsiveness to the people mean more than the wrangling of party bosses.