Dana Wormald
Editor at New Hampshire Bulletin
Editor-in-chief, New Hampshire Bulletin (@NHBulletinNews). Formerly: @ConMonitorNews and @UnionLeader. (He/him)
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by Dana Wormald, New Hampshire Bulletin June 20, 2025 There’s nothing easy about crafting a state budget. Not only do you have to match squishy revenue projections with real spending, but the line between needs and wants is both subjective and blurry. That essential complexity is the main cause of the intraparty squabble between House and Senate budget writers and first-term Gov.
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by Dana Wormald, New Hampshire Bulletin June 17, 2025 When American politics is healthy — or as healthy as this two-party game can be — policy is created when the refined ideas of opposing philosophies collide, melding at their strongest points. On that subject, ask a few political junkies old enough to remember the 1980s and you’re bound to hear wistful tales of the collegial relationship between President Ronald Reagan and Democratic House Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill.
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2 weeks ago |
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by Dana Wormald, New Hampshire Bulletin June 10, 2025 I used to like reading “If You Give a Mouse a Cookie” to my daughters when they were little. In fact, my wife and I read it aloud so often back then that we still refer to the title when we set out to do one thing and get distracted by a bunch of side tasks that pop up along the way.
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1 month ago |
newhampshirebulletin.com | Dana Wormald
Even in my most generous moments, I struggle to find benevolence in the American right’s various pursuits. I can hear the response on the left as I write: That’s because there is none. But I’d rather not move through my days believing tens of millions of Americans are actively wishing harm on their neighbors.
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1 month ago |
newhampshirebulletin.com | Dana Wormald
I don’t spend a lot of time thinking about why Democratic politicians struggle so much to connect with working-class voters. That’s for the party leaders and candidates to figure out.
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