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NH State Dan Innis: A Strengthening Economy And The Future Of School Funding
NH State Dan Innis: A Strengthening Economy And The Future Of School Funding
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New Hampshire State Senator Dan Innis joins the show and kicks off the conversation, discussing key economic indicators that suggest the foundation of the U.S. economy is strong.

Senator Innis also talks about the veto of House Bill 396 (Meat Processing) and the Ten-Year Transportation Bill. Sen. Innis and host Jeff Chidester engage in a prolonged conversation about NH school funding and the need for a discussion on the future of K-12 education in NH.

 

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