Acanthaceae_Square

Acanthaceae_Square t1_iyph6vr wrote

No. No one on either side feels like our current system is working particularly well. Continuing to do the same things only because “we’ve always done it” is insufficient in the face of chronic failure and disappointment. Let’s shake it up and maybe at least some will like the results rather than abject misery all around

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Acanthaceae_Square t1_itrmk5x wrote

As someone that worked on legislation on what should be a very low hanging fruit bipartisan topic the past 5 years, the average NH voter doesn’t really know what’s going on in a meaningful way, and tends to go with what seems familiar. A big part of this imo is the absurdly large size of NH’s government and the outdated processes NH uses to run the government/pass legislation- it’s too much for people to keep up with, especially across multiple issues. NH voters aren’t necessarily inherently untrustworthy, but too much is asked of them in order to stay informed citizens, and that is scary and allows scary things to happen.

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