424 State representatives and senators have introduced a total of 889 different bills ranging from business issues to proposed tax credits and even far flung proposals to further erode your Constitutional rights.  As usually, we'll be diligently working to protect those rights while preserving the New Hampshire Advantage.  The Democrats now have majorities in the State House and State Senate, but we can still fight against their usual array of top-down controls, educational experiments, tax increases, unfunded mandates, and the litany of red tape, litigation, and overpriced boondoggles.

All four Republican candidates for State House for Seabrook and Hampton Falls, including former Representatives Max Abramson, Jason Janvrin, and Aboul Khan all placed well in the uncontested September primary.  Strong support from primary voters is also a strong indication of intended support for the November 6th General Election.

For four years, there's been a business friendly Republican majority in both Congress and the New Hampshire state legislature.   Over those four years, businesses have been able to expand and create record numbers of new jobs, increasing wages and bringing down the overall tax bill.

Rep. Max Abramson recently received the endorsement of the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance, and independent watchdog group that supports candidates who consistently vote to protect liberty and keep down taxes.  

After President Trump recently announced his intention to withdraw from the non-binding international Paris treaty on climate change, there have been widespread protests by activists against the decision.  

"Instead of losing $1-2 trillion a year in global economic activity, America should be leading the world in the development of alternative energies," former Representative Max Abramson (R-Seabrook) said on WNTK in an interview this morning. "Developing economies use the technology that we develop in this country, and we can create more jobs and build more manufacturing in this country by bringing energy costs down through free market competition."