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  JOHN SUNUNU IS A CANDIDATE FOR SENATE WHERE HE DOESN'T BELONG! SINCE JOHN SUNUNU'S SHORT SIGHTED COMMENTS, THE WORLD WITHOUT  JOHN SUNUNU HAS PROGRESSED!  SOLAR WAS PRIMITIVE AND PHOTOVOLTAICS AND OTHER ENERGY OPTIONS  NOT YET AVAILABLE....MISTAKES WERE MADE IN THE LEARNING PROCESS    ALWAYS OPPOSED BY DIRTY ENERGY INTERESTS.  CHINA IS SELLING CHEAP SOLAR WITH BATTERY BACK-UP THAT IS IDEAL FOR  POOR COMMUNITIES THAT LACK ADEQUATE ENERGY SUPPLIES.  CHINA HAS A MASSIVE FLOATING SOLAR INSTALLATION, HAS FOCUSED ON  IMPROVING THEIR GRID AND HIGH SPEED RAIL....AND MUCH ELSE.  TRUMP HAS WORKED TO DESTROY WIND ENERGY THAT WOULD PRODUCE  MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF LOW COST ENERGY AND INSTEAD HAS CREATED  CORRUPT DEALS TO CONTINUE WITH DIRTY ENERGY SOURCES......  BALCONY SOLAR UNITS ARE INEXPENSIVE AND WIDELY AVAILABLE ALTHOUGH  BEING FOUGHT BY DIRTY ENERGY INTERESTS! BUT IT ALSO BEGINS WHERE MASSACHUSETTS BEGAN WITH UPGRADING...

          NEW HAMPSHIRE IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL STATE...it would be wonderful if           they could provide better policies for residents!           We rented a house that was getting ready for sale to a young family who fled            NEW HAMPSHIRE because the real estate taxes that fully fund PUBLIC            SCHOOLS were unaffordable and good paying jobs were scarce.            NEW HAMPSHIRE residents clog Massachusetts highways for good paying            jobs. Having done lots of voter canvassing in Republican voting areas at one            time, the poor education and poverty was conspicuous.  Republicans in the New Hampshire Senate tried to pass a bill that would let landlords charge renters double the security depo...

  New Hampshire Republicans want to raise taxes on homes with solar The proposed repeal of a property tax break for solar owners is sparking fierce opposition from those who say the benefit barely dents tax rolls. By  Sarah Shemkus 28 January 2026 ( Gray Watson  via Wikimedia Commons/ CC BY-SA 3.0 ) New Hampshire Republicans are attempting to do away with a  50 -year-old property tax exemption for households and businesses with solar, contending that the policy forces residents without the clean energy systems to unwittingly subsidize those who have them. Supporters of the exemption, however, say this argument is misleading, insulting, and at odds with New Hampshire’s tradition of letting communities shape their own local governments. The focus of the debate is a bill proposed in the New Hampshire House this month by Republican Rep. Len Turcotte and several co-sponsors in his party. The measure would repeal a law, established in  1975 , ...