Ok so nobody is getting them so it doesn't matter.

He earned my respect with the "abortion ban". 24 weeks is the sane, moderate, politically supported position. Which is why he won reelection after doing it.

"abortion ban"

on pregnancies after 24 weeks

Which is the mainstream moderate opinion and comports with most other western nations policies.

What if I want dividend income before retirement.

Because you don't need that many stock holdings to get hit by the tax. I earn significantly under that limit and just by putting away a few bucks a week, I earn significant (to me) dividend income.

You know in MA you can't have more than an ounce, right.

So... if they lay 3 fingers across a baggie, jail there too. Not to mention, smoking one in public is theoretically illegal.

Why bother with hyperbole here? Simple possession is so normalized and decriminalized that a single joint specifically cannot land you in jail. Just let the facts speak for themselves.

I'd be fine with cultivation and possession being legalized without dispensaries, honestly.

Oh jeez lmao. Cheers!

I don't know how else you can interpret what he said.

You don't think construction or electrician unions have the skillset to dig trenches and lay wire?

You know unions would probably love a multi billion dollar project to dig trenches on every corner of the state, right?

Entire winter except for those 4 days in Jan.

Maine, NH, and VT have the most tree cover of the entire country. That plus wet snow... poof.

What is this

Drive fucking 23 minutes and buy it in one of the other states and stop posting this.

Watch it be some 18 year old progressive UNH student trying to prove a point or "provoke dialogue".

Offering support to first time home owners would increase demand significantly because it would increase the pool of people that can buy houses. And, I'd be curious how you suggest we "discourage" people from buying properties.

The only way out is to increase supply, or decrease demand.

Demand has far outstripped supply. Building more is increasing supply. There's no magic wand you can wave to decrease costs without making more housing.

Honestly I think it's what people want at this point, minus the lack of AC and shared toilets. Seems like the attempt to dress places up like quasi luxury is just causing higher prices.

I've never seen as many condo/apartment projects before in my life here. Portsmouth has dozens of active projects or projects that just finished up. Good medium density stuff, too.

Barely. A newish hot water heater might only kick on a couple times a day for a few minutes when you aren't using hot water.

Drive to Chester and go to Farrs.