Now the Democrats are claiming how they want to work in a bi-partisan manner while promoting their old and tired agenda of more government (which in their opinion knows better than you), more spending and anyone can vote even if they are not NH citizens; both of these observations are limited because of the extensiveness of the issues.
The Republicans in the last session did not want to work
with the Democrats because they had enough votes to push through what they
thought was the Republican agenda. This
year the Democrats do not want to work with Republicans because they have the
votes. During the last election the
Democrats were trying to convince the voters that they wanted to reach across
the aisle to work with Republicans. Well
they lied, they don’t and won’t unless they really need a few extra votes.
The best advice you can give anyone in politics is watch
what the Democrats do and don’t pay attention to what they say; because the two
doesn’t always go together.
I have been talking to democrats and republicans who care
about doing the right thing in Concord.
Most believe those that know Maggie, believe she is over her head
politically. Like many I know Maggie is
using this governor’s election as a stepping stone for Maggie to go to
Washington.
At first glance, Maggie wants to be everything to
everyone. Her couple of years as
governor could very well be, “promise them everything, give them nothing and
tell them how they have it”. Time is
going to tell and I hope I’m wrong, and if I am I will be the first to admit
it. Maggie and the Democrats can, when all else fails, blame it on George Bush.
