Sununu

Source: www.blognetnews.com --- 15 days ago
I just talked to NH GOP Chairman John H. Sununu, who predicted that the new GOP candidate for governor John Stephen would beat John Lynch this fall. “We are going to run a campaign, and he is going to lose,” Sununu said of Gov. Lynch. “Lynch has to be tossing and [...] ...

Source: saportareport.com --- 30 days ago
By Maria Saporta Uncertainty is the theme of the day when it comes to possible bills and regulations coming out of Washington, D.C. That’s what former U.S. Sen. John Sununu (R-New Hampshire) said Wednesday to attendees of the 2010 Capital Connection conference put on by the Association for Corporate Growth’s Atlanta Chamber. “Uncertainty affects everything,” Sununu said. “Uncertainty is the order of the day.” As examples, Sununu said many initiatives are up in the air — health care reform, energy legislation, financial ...

Source: john-e-sununu.love.com --- 39 days ago
A familiar New Hampshire name has launched a campaign bid for the District 3 Executive Council seat. Republican Chris Sununu filed election papers Wednesday to challenge two-term Democratic incumbent Beverly Hollingworth of Hampton. "It's my first run for elected office, but I've been in politics all my life," said Sununu, a Newfields resident who is following in family footsteps. ...

Source: twitter.com --- 42 days ago
LizMair: JOHN Sununu! #nowhamp ...

Source: john-e-sununu.love.com --- 42 days ago
A familiar New Hampshire name has launched a campaign bid for the District 3 Executive Council seat. Republican Chris Sununu filed election papers Wednesday to challenge two-term Democratic incumbent Beverly Hollingworth of Hampton. "It's my first run for elected office, but I've been in politics all my life," said Sununu, a Newfields resident who is following in family footsteps. ...

Source: www.nhinsider.com --- 43 days ago
Chris Sununu of Newfields officially filed papers with the Secretary of State’s office for the District 3 Executive Council race EXETER – Chris Sununu of Newfields made it official as he filed his Executive Council campaign committee with the Secretary of State’s office in Concord today. Mr. Sununu, 35, will run for the seat currently held by Councilor Beverly Hollingworth. “Voters want greater accountability in state government,” said Sununu. “As an Executive Councilor, I will ensure that the voice of my constituents is heard in Concord and not taken for granted no matter who may sit in the Governor’s office.” “I offer a fresh approach and will work to fundamentally change the way business is done at the State House. Government must be more responsive to people, and the voters of District 3 will know their Councilor. I will be accessible and work tirelessly on their behalf to restore common sense and fiscal responsibility in Concord.” Mr. Sununu began his career as an environmental engineer and construction manager. Currently he is an owner and manager of Sununu Enterprises, a business consulting firm in Exeter, NH. ### Paid for by Sununu For Executive Council  ...

Source: www.blognetnews.com --- 43 days ago
OMG (h/t Doug ):In a shameless act of greenwashing, a coal-gasification startup has named itself without permission after Dr. Seuss's beloved Lorax. LoraxAg, LLC, is a western Massachusetts company that is seeking investors for its "Green Coal Technology" of a coal gasification and chemical production facility. The company, whose [...] ...

Source: www.bluehampshire.com --- 43 days ago
OMG (h/t Doug ): In a shameless act of greenwashing, a coal-gasification startup has named itself without permission after Dr. Seuss's beloved Lorax. LoraxAg, LLC, is a western Massachusetts company that is seeking investors for its "Green Coal Technology" of a coal gasification and chemical production facility. The company, whose principals include Michael Sununu, the son of former New Hampshire governor John Sununu, has raised over $1 million in seed capital to build a high-sulfur coal factory. The name choice was a deliberate attempt to cloak their coal-and-chemical company as an eco-friendly venture: And they never asked Team Seuss for permission use the name Lorax in their perversion of its meaning. Of course. From the real Lorax: "What's more," snapped the Lorax (his dander was up,) "let me say a few words about gluppity-glup. You're machinery chugs on day and night without stop making gluppity-glup.  Also schloppity-schlop. And what do you do with this leftover goo? I'll show you, you dirty old Oncler man, you!   ...

Source: www.keenesentinel.com --- 72 days ago
Those following the recent passage of the health-care reform legislation in the U.S. Senate have been treated to a perfect example of why congressional approval ratings are rapidly approaching historical lows. The events of the past two weeks have shown that power politics and corruption continue to run this Democrat-controlled Congress. ...

Source: judd-gregg.love.com --- 76 days ago
THOSE FOLLOWING the recent passage of the health-care reform legislation in the U.S. Senate have been treated to a perfect example of why congressional approval ratings are rapidly approaching historical lows. The events of the past two weeks have shown that power politics and corruption continue to run this Democrat-controlled Congress. There is no greater illustration of this than what happened on the Senate floor during this process. ...

Source: john-e-sununu.love.com --- 97 days ago
John Sununu, US President George H. Bush's chief of staff from 1989 to 1991, tells Anthony Manduca the world has become a more complicated place since the end of the Cold War. John Sununu was back in Malta last Friday to address a conference organised by the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies (Medac) to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the George Bush-Mikhail Gorbachev summit. Interviewed by The Sunday Times, Mr Sununu, says: "I think the surprise to the world has been that post the Malta s ...

Source: twitter.com --- 103 days ago
MassHighTech: John Sununu's son co-founds coal-to-fertilizer firm "LoraxAg lines up $4.5M for clean coal gas plant" http://bit.ly/7Xq7iw ...

Source: www.redhampshire.com --- 114 days ago
James Pindell, over at NH Political Report, has a statement issued by NHGOP Chairman and former New Hampshire Governor, John H. Sununu regarding the remarks made by Granite Grok blogger Doug Lambert this past weekend. “Mr. Lambert’s comments were disgusting, inappropriate, and offensive. That is why I, as Chairman, asked for an immediate condemnation from our [...] ...

Source: www.bluehampshire.com --- 116 days ago
In case readers haven't heard about it, the owners of WEMJ Radio, which had carried the Saturday morning talk show on which Doug Lambe rt made the offensive comment about Ray Buckley this past weekend, will no longer carry the program.  Nassau Broadcasting has on the WEMJ WEBSITE an announcement stating that it "has terminated its contract to air the local radio talk show "Meet the New Press" on its station WEMJ 1490 AM with PoliGrok, LLC, owned and operated by Mr. Doug Lambert..."  The announcement further states that Nassau "...terminated the show based on highly offensive and unacceptable comments made by Mr. Lambert during an off-air segment of the show."   Mr. Rob Fulmer, Nassau's NH Regional Manager, said "Although the comments by Mr. Lambert were not aired on our station, we find the comments by him to be completely out of line and unacceptable and we will not allow Mr. Lambert the opportunity to continue to air his show on our radio station."  Pulling of the program is effective immediately. Mo Baxley, the NH Freedom To Marry Executive Director, has also asked Republican Party Chair John Sununu to "...break his silence..." on the incident.  She pointed out that this is the man who called House Bill 436 and marriage equality "...a San Francisco agenda..." and "garbage." Mo makes a good point.  Fortunately, some other Republicans have spoken out against Lambert's rant, although in somewhat qualified terms.  Let's hope John Sunu ...

Source: news.muckety.com --- 122 days ago
Former New Hampshire Sen. John E. Sununu made waves after he joined the congressional panel overseeing the bailout, but he has caused barely a ripple since leaving. ...

Source: www.nowhampshire.com --- 129 days ago
How should Granite State political obsessives interpret Tuesday’s election results? As “a clear message to Governor Lynch and the radical leadership in the House and Senate that New Hampshire is fed up with the lack of fiscal discipline that has been displayed by the Democrats,” according to GOP Chair and former Gov. John Sununu. Sununu was speaking specifically of Lynne Blankenbeker’s surprise win in a special election to fill a vacant seat in the State House of Representatives. But Sununu may just as well have been speaking about the bulk of Tuesday’s results. Republicans rarely—almost never—win in Concord. Meanwhile, Republican Ted Gatsas won the mayor’s race in Manchester—another Democratic city—by a wide margin. And the local tax cap passed in Manchester despite the fact there was no organized campaign pushing for it. “The voters of the city of Manchester have shown that they want smaller government, lower taxes and reduced spending. Their support for the tax cap reminds those who think New Hampshire has lost its conservative commitment that this is still a state that demands fiscal discipline from its elected officials,” said Sununu. When he took the reigns of the New Hampshire Republican State Committee Sununu promised to turn the fortunes of the state’s embattle GOP around. Tuesday’s election results show he means business. ...

Source: www.cnbc.com --- 134 days ago
John Sununu, former member of the Congressional Oversight Panel and former New Hampshire senator, talks about everything from "too big to fail" to the economy with CNBC. Watch Video MEDIA: VIDEO Permalink ...

Source: blogs.unionleader.com --- 139 days ago
If you read Pat Buchanan’s column today, you will note that he quoted NH GOP Chairman John H. Sununu on global warming. Here ’s the piece Sununu wrote, which was originally published by the Heartland Institute earlier this year. ...

Source: www.nhinsider.com --- 150 days ago
She is likely to get the endorsement and the financial support of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, and is polling far ahead of her two primary opponents – Manchester businessman Ovide Lamontagne and magazine publisher Sean Mahoney. Sununu is not jumping on the bandwagon. In fact, he’s downright combative. “I hope the NRSC understands that New Hampshire doesn’t really respond well to having candidates designated from outside the state,’’ he said, in anticipation of a national GOP endorsement. Nashua Telegraph Editorial: Primary fights have been good for GOP October 14, 2009 http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20091014/OPINION01/910149974/-1/opinion Most political observers knew that former New Hampshire governor John H. Sununu would bring his unique style to the role of Republican Party chairman for the state. Having been in and out of political office since the early 1980s, he also brings a sense of history to the job. That may be why the state GOP has held off on endorsing former Attorney General Kelly Ayotte, who remains in a primary fight for the opportunity to challenge incumbent U.S. Rep. Paul Hodes for the Senate seat now held by Sen. Judd Gregg. With Gregg out of the running, the race is wide open, with polls showing Ayotte posing a serious challenge. She has raised more than $600,000 since July, matching what Hodes raised in the same quarter. She is likely to get the endorsement and the financial ...

Source: www.nhbr.com --- 156 days ago
The chairs of the state Democratic and Republican parties recently addressed business leaders on the New Hampshire economy, government and politics. What Republican John H. Sununu and Democrat... ... - By Brad Cook ...