Some brave soul needs to do us all a favor and read this whole article and report back.

I stopped at "the dogs didn't want to go downstairs" because I'm guessing the rest of it is "weird shit happened off camera but totally happened".

He was found in Windham ;)

Kuster's seat is as safe as Sununu's.

Also he's one of those "no abortions ever" types who doesn't pay attention to what people are actually saying on the issue, so they probably assume he's not serious.

I have a pellet stove and it works great. We can swap back and forth (propane is our other heat) depending on the year's prices.

Well, when Granite Grok is one side, the other side is usually the truth, so I think this is safe to ignore.

Like you mentioned, the NRSC officially stopped funding Bolduc's campaign, and now this week, a major SuperPAC tied to Mitch McConnell (Senate Leadership Fund) is backing out. That should tell you all you need to know about Bolduc's chances.

There's a lot of talk online that he's doing great, but that always happens when people are in a bubble. It's not crazy to not trust polls (and there haven't been a lot of them in NH), but all you have to do here is follow the money.

My prediction is they will move to USB-C for everything, and then will stop shipping the USB cable with the devices without dropping the price. For the environment, of course.

>“As the cycle comes to a close, we are shifting resources to where they
can be most effective to achieve our ultimate goal: winning the
majority,” Senate Leadership Fund President Steven Law said in a statement.

Translation: This guy is toast. Peace out.

Yea, there's a reason they flag polls as being sponsored by a candidate. You'd want to keep your sponsor happy by giving them good numbers, and by giving them something they can toss to the media and say "Look, we're not losing too badly!"

So do you just repeat things you read on /u/politics without reading the post your responding to, or what. Who is talking about Republicans or Fox News here? Are you even old enough to vote? Do you know how primaries work?

It's a beautiful Friday afternoon, maybe go outside and touch some grass and think about what you're doing here.

My thoughts exactly. My Green Bubble will get told their phone is spamming people with extra texts, and then they'll stop using it.

I think Google overestimates how much people give a shit about this stuff.

Well, let's be frank, 99% of people in primaries have the exact same positions on things, so it makes sense to vote differently based on positions he cares about, if there is some change there.

This is why you should never give politicians any money at the state or federal level. It just goes into ads like this. Give your money to charity instead.

Here's an idea, Germany: Turn your nuclear power plants back on. They're one of these countries who's going through an "Eww nuclear is scary" phase, and now they're out there with their pants down because they didn't plan ahead.

Speaking of Hudson, they just opened a brand new apartment complex next to the Route 3 exit. I know there isn't a lot of new aparments being built, so that might be something worth looking into for him.

I just replaced my tires and found, like everything else, supply chain issues are making it a pain in the ass. It's more about finding good tires at your car's size, rather than finding a deal. To top it off, a lot of tire places are booking weeks out for installations because they don't have enough people to install the things.

I ended up buying four tires from Sams Club, and having my mechanic install them.

Yup, my son and I got sick, and he even got a sinus infection from it. He said a good amount of his classmates have been out sick recently too.

It's silly. The only reason it exists is for the two state parties and the media to make a lot of money. That's why it takes like 8 months to go through all the primaries, so each state gets a chance for consultants and dark money groups to blow up their tvs/radios/social media/etc with advertisements everyone hates.

>Sherman said he thought the most important matter is a woman’s right to
choose whether or not to have an abortion without government
interference, charging Sununu with approving new limits on those rights.

Ummm......I doubt that's the #1 issue for most voters. It's definitely up there on people's minds, but look at what the abortion laws in New Hampshire actually are, and its more liberal than most places. This is how the NH Dems got blown out of power in 2020. They run these national campaigns yelling about DEI training, or people's pronouns, or how people in Alabama can't get abortions and then scratch their heads when they lose in a year when most other states went in a different direction.

I'm sure this is like the "free" brake check that mechanics will do.

The article says she's a twenty-something who decided to take a couple months off to volunteer for a campaign after getting laid off. I've known a few tech folks in their twenties who take "breaks" to "find themselves" and they're all trust fund kids. A good chunk of them wandered off afterwards into some other field. I'm sure this one is no different.

It's all been downhill since they pulled the hoebags commercial

>Not sure who's left in Alice in chains though.

Other than Layne, who's dead obviously, it's all the same band. The new guy has been around for a decade and their new albums sound pretty good.

I've seen a few of my favorites from my teens in the 90s in the past decade, and some of them have been awesome (Garbage) and some of them have been extremely disappointing (Smashing Pumpkins). Hopefully this is a good concert for whomever makes it.

So is /r/Vermont mostly people who just moved to Burlington or is it real Vermonters

I think a lot of it is two things:

1. Hearing it from home, obviously. Some parents will say things at home that they won't say in public, and kids don't learn that unspoken lesson of not saying those things. It's the classic Northern-style racism.

2. A lot of it is from online. You see a lot of casual racism online, and you also see a lot of POC online making the same jokes about themselves, and I'm not sure kids understand the whole "It's ok when they say it about themselves as a joke, it's not ok when you say it" thing.