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Policy vs. Politics: NH State Senator Dan Innis Separates Facts from Rhetoric on Property Taxes and School Funding
Policy vs. Politics: NH State Senator Dan Innis Separates Facts from Rhetoric on Property Taxes and School Funding
Posted on by Tom Novak

NH State Senator Dan Innis joins host Jeff Chidester on The Morning Update for an in-depth policy and economic breakdown.

Senator Innis directly addresses recent messaging from state Democrats regarding local property taxes, corporate tax structures, and public school funding, offering a detailed breakdown of fiscal facts versus political talking points.

Moving beyond state lines, Sen. Innis and Jeff explore key global economic developments, analyzing the ongoing trade and tariff disputes between the USA and Canada alongside the major market shifts stemming from recent economic sanctions against Iran.

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