New Hampshire Tax, Political and Liberty-related News

• RLCNH Reorganizes, Elects New Leadership Team

  The Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire (RLCNH) recently held its annual meeting in Concord, NH to elect new officers and board members. The meeting was also held to reorganize the RLCNH in order to prepare to assist liberty-conservative Republicans throughout the state in next year's elections.

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• New Leadership of the RLCNH

  The New Hampshire RLC elected its new officers, including Jim Forsythe (Chair), Tim Condon (Vice-Chair), Carolyn McKinney (Secretary), and Bob Hull (Treasurer); At-Large Board members elected included State Rep. Paul Ingbretson, former State Rep. Paul Mirski, Chris Lawless, Joe Frazier, and Dan McGuire. Alternate Directors elected were Peter Bearse, State Rep. Jenn Coffey, and Brink Slattery.

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• Jim Forsythe on Right Here, Right Now

  On May 13th, NH Republican Liberty PAC Chair, Jim Forsythe, appeared on the radio program "Right Here, Right Now" on Portsmouth Community Radio, WSCA.

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• Tea Party Speech - Inflation

  Jim Forsythe spoke at the Concord Tea Party on 15 Apr, 2009 about inflation.

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• NH Republican Liberty Candidates beat “pro-government” incumbent in Primary

  "We all oppose an income tax. Liz Hager sponsored an income tax," Kalb said.

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• Donations Sent to Top-Rated Reps

  The checks are to be used for re-election campaigns, and we hope that as many as possible of these excellent representatives will run again to continue the fight for Liberty in New Hampshire.

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• Tax-watchdog group pushing pledge to control state spending

  Jim Forsythe, finance chairman of the NHAC, said the state's budget increased spending by 17.5 percent, far beyond the regional 3.9 percent inflation rate.

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• New pledge, same goal: No income tax for NH

  The new pledge follows efforts by the conservative anti-tax group to get communities to enact local spending and tax cuts. Jim Forsythe, the group's new finance chairman, said those who abide by the new pledge will relieve the pressure being put on the old one. "What we have now is a situation where the old pledge, the no broad-based tax pledge, has been very effective at keeping us away from a broad-based tax," he said. "That's held in place, but meanwhile, people have just spent more and more and that's putting pressure on. People are starting to feel the pain and call out for more taxes or different sorts of taxes, but that's not the answer."

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• Tax group preparing new ‘pledge’ for candidates

  Former congressional candidate Jim Forsythe is the group's new finance chairman and veteran grass-roots organizer Chris Wood is coordinating the tax cap initiative.

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• Forsythe left race with healthy war chest

  PolitickerNH reports on FEC fundraising.

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