Amendment Aftermath

By Grant Bosse on June 7, 2012

This entry is part 11 of 40 in the series Josiah Bartlett Report

Josiah Bartlett Report- Internet Taxes
Josiah Bartlett Report- Jim Merrill
Josiah Bartlett Report- Retirement Reform Update
Josiah Bartlett Report- Northern Pass
Josiah Bartlett Report- Certificate of Need Repeal
Josiah Bartlett Report- Jay Nordlinger
Josiah Bartlett Report- Education Funding
School Choice and Licensing
Cartoons and the New Hampshire Budget
Analyzing the Education Funding Amendment
Amendment Aftermath
RGGI Crashes
Governor Lynch gets it wrong- Podcast
Exchanges and Vetoes
School Choice Survives Veto Day
Voter ID and Fast & Furious
Revenue Estimates Pay Off
Saving NH’s Pension Plan
Campaigning for better campaigns- PODCAST
Businesses and Budgets
Soda and the Olympics
Paul Ryan’s NH Connection
Kelly Ayotte
Debating the NH Retirement System
Reforming the Liquor Commission
Felice Belman
Sununu on Paul Ryan
Taxpayer Funded Conventions
Projecting Voter Turnout
Top Issues of 2012
Commuter Rail in NH
Budget Discipline
Charter School Moratorium
Balanced Budget That Wasn’t
Medicaid Delay
Was the budget really balanced?
That Just Happened!
NH Budget Theater
Three Governors and the Wiz
The Lousy Economy

Charlie Arlinghaus and Jack Heath look at how and why a constitutional amendment to finally end the education funding lawsuits failed to get enough votes in the New Hampshire House. Representative Seth Cohn calls in to defend his vote against the amendment in this week’s episode of the Josiah Bartlett Report.