My Republican colleagues in the N.H. House recently wrote a letter to the editor congratulating themselves for a historic N.H. budget. They are correct that it is a historic budget; it is possibly the most politically extreme budget in our state’s history, one that does great damage to our public schools, First Amendment rights and women’s reproductive rights. It is a Republican budget, as the vote went straight down party lines.

Let’s pull back the curtain to show how several controversial and extreme bills, which could have never been passed on their own, were buried in the budget so that a majority of citizens would not notice them.

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