Representative Carol Shea-Porter News

This week , Congressional Candidate Peter Bearse spoke to the Tri-Town Republican Town Committee , the House Republican Alliance and the Hampstead RTC.

Supporters of Congress' proposed government takeover of health care, including Rep.

Suburban Democrats like Carol Shea-Porter have a growing list of reasons to be concerned heading into next year's elections.

Just wanted to bring the story below to your attention, which notes that millions of stimulus dollars have been spent in phantom districts in New Hampshire.

I find it ironic that a year away from her return to New Hampshire as a former congresswoman, supporters of Carol Shea-Porter are asking us to thank her for her heroic vote to nationalize health care.

We'll never know if the constituents of New Hampshire's 27th Congressional District are displeased that it took $124,774 in stimulus funding to create two jobs in their region.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009 This screen shot taken from Recovery.gov shows the so-called phantom N.H. congressional districts that received federal economic stimulus funds.

What had originally been planned as a discussion of local infrastructure issues quickly turned into a referendum on healthcare reform, as Alton residents took U.S. Rep.

With most of Maine and New Hampshire's congressional delegations throwing their support behind an application to rehabilitate the Memorial Bridge with federal funds, all that remains is to gear up for the federal government's decision on that application.

With introductions from candidates, a speech from a New Hampshire Republican icon and a pasta dinner, Republicans gathered to gear up for the 2010 elections Sunday night.

A heartfelt thank you from the New Hampshire Republican Party to all the veterans who answered the call of duty and stood for something greater than oneself; fighting to protect the freedoms that we all enjoy.

House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, continued his attack on national health care reform last night during a visit to New Hampshire, saying the voices of irate Americans will help defeat the bill.

Manchester, NH Reacting to the budget busting, 2000 page health care boondoggle that passed the United State House of Representatives on Saturday night, Frank Guinta today called for accountability and a "no" vote from the US Senate.

New Hampshire House members Paul Hodes and Carol Shea-Porter are sharing their perspectives about passage of the national health care reform bill at a briefing in Concord.

"Carol Shea-Porter has become disconnected from voters in New Hampshire, an unfortunate reality that shows not only in her radically left voting record but also in her actions - literally avoiding her constituents and carelessly backtracking on promises," said Tory Mazzola, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.

Rep. Carol Shea-Porter on Tuesday is hosting a formal medal presentation ceremony for Charles Proulx.

Before "tea partyers" unified to bemoan the tax-and-spend ways of Democrat-dominated Washington, the Republican mayor of Manchester, N.H., drove a tax cut through the Democrat-controlled board of aldermen.

If three votes in the House had gone the other way ... The House of Representatives put its stamp on a sweeping national health care program Saturday night.

The state's battle with the federal government administration over claimed reimbursement payments has a long, complicated history.

NRCC - Proof Positive: Carol Shea-Porter's Stimulus Still a Failure as Unemployment Skyrockets to 10.2 Percent Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 08:14AM Will Democrats Forge Ahead with Government Takeover Agenda Even at the Expense of the Economy? Washington- With unemployment at 10.2% for the first time since 1983, it's painstakingly clear that ...