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NH State Senator Dan Innis: Canada Going it Alone
NH State Senator Dan Innis: Canada Going it Alone
Posted on by Tom Novak

NH State Senator Dan Innis joins The Morning Update to discuss Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent announcement that Canada would be better off moving away from a close relationship with the USA.

Sen. Innis also breaks down which part of our population pays a higher percentage and the overall tax dollars paid.

 

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