@HamlenforNH

Husband | Dad | Commonsense Conservative - Former candidate to represent the people of New Hampshire's Second Congressional District in 2024.

Hanover, NH
Joined June 2024
With the rise to power of a Communist wing within the Democratic Party, it is time to ask if we are heading to a Civil War much like Spain did in the 1930s. What do you think? @NHnewsUpdate @NHHouseGOP @nhgop billhamlen.substack.com/p/is

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I think I see where the problem is.
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“Having campaigned around Don Bolduc over the years, I often listened to him and wondered whether it was ignorance or the instincts of a closet Democrat that shaped his understanding of public issues. Now, with his endorsement of Chris Pappas, I have my answer: it was both.” - RNC Committeeman Bill O'Brien. nhjournal.com/gop-shrugs-off

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Check out the fresh new SUNUNU signs in the Hanover/Lebanon area!!! Every vote matters and even deep blue Hanover has a few Republicans hiding out! @NHGOP @SununuSenator
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Yesterday I had the honor of attending a small event with Secretary RFK, Jr.! I love the work that he is doing to fight for the health and well being of Americans. Make America Healthy Again! @NHGOP @MAHA
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The Seabrook power plant produces enough energy to satisfy 90% of New Hampshire’s energy demand. But we don’t get this 90%. In fact, New Hampshire only gets about 10% of the energy generated at Seabrook. Massachusetts gets 44%. Connecticut gets 24%. Maine gets 10%. Rhode Island gets 7%. Vermont gets 5%. Why? Because we’re in a stupid energy co-op with these states where kilowatts are traded like barrels of oil. All of the regional energy gets pooled into one big pot. There was a time when maybe this deal made sense. But the problem today is some of those states have mandated their power companies invest into “green energy” (renewables) which comes with huge up front expenses and much lower output. These mandates, along with the insane taxes other states assess on energy providers, drive up the costs for everyone in the co-op. This is a really bad deal for us. Right now we’re paying as much as 27 cents per kWh. If we WEREN’T in the co-op, and were able to keep 100% of Seabrook’s energy in NH, we could be paying a literal third of that — ~9 cents per kWh INCLUDING distribution costs — for 90% of our energy, and then buy only the last 10% we need from other states or Canada. What would it take to get here?
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We've lost our damn minds. The Lindsay Clancy mass psychosis proves that a lot of people need to have their Wifi taken away. But this psychosis started many years before TikTok...
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Rome handed out free grain to 40,000 citizens in 73 BC. By 46 BC, Julius Caesar found 320,000 people lining up for their monthly ration. That eight-fold expansion happened in under three decades, and it shows you how welfare states actually grow. No Roman senator stood up and announced a plan to addict a third of the city to government bread. It happened incrementally, through political competition. Each magistrate who wanted votes expanded eligibility. Each expansion normalized the next one. The citizen who once considered the dole shameful eventually expected it, then demanded it, then organized politically to protect it. This is the core mechanism free market thinkers have identified across every era: once you create a transfer program, you create a constituency for that program. Recipients vote. Administrators build careers. Grain merchants who supply the state develop a stake in keeping the contracts flowing. The political economy locks in. Caesar, to his credit, actually cut the rolls back to 150,000 through verification audits. It was one of his more economically coherent moves, though the Senate still murdered him. His successors quietly let the numbers climb again. What did the dole require? Massive grain imports from Sicily, Sardinia, and Egypt, organized through state logistics at state expense, funded by taxation and conquest. When the conquest revenue dried up, the obligation remained. Rome had written a check against future military success, and future military success eventually failed to arrive. The lesson is not complicated. Distribute a benefit and you distribute dependency. Distribute dependency and you distribute political power to whoever controls the distribution. The grain dole didn't weaken Rome overnight, but it made every subsequent reform politically impossible.
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Here we have two patriotic women, Sydney Sweeney and Sophie Cunningham, that the Left has tried to cancel with all of their might and failed. Instead, they’re standing together smiling. God bless @sophaller & @sydney_sweeney.
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Le CEO de J.P. Morgan a rĂ©cemment dĂ©clarĂ© qu’Elon Musk Ă©tait l’Einstein du XXIe siĂšcle. Je suis assez d’accord avec lui. Imagine Einstein en 1905 : il pose les bases de la relativitĂ©, une rĂ©volution totale. Et pourtant
 il faut attendre prĂšs de 20 ans pour que le monde entier le reconnaisse comme la superstar qu’il Ă©tait. Le temps que les idĂ©es infusent, que les rĂ©sistances tombent, que la preuve devienne irrĂ©futable. On vit exactement la mĂȘme chose avec Elon. Il ne se contente pas d’innover. Il redĂ©finit les standards sur absolument tout : la façon dont on manage une sociĂ©tĂ©, la maniĂšre dont un État devrait ĂȘtre gouvernĂ©, la recherche et l’acadĂ©misme qu’il a rendu obsolĂštes (coincĂ©s dans un modĂšle lent, bureaucratique et dĂ©connectĂ©), et surtout l’éducation. Il a compris que l’enfant n’a pas besoin qu’on le pousse pour passer des heures sur un jeu vidĂ©o. Il faut que l’apprentissage soit aussi captivant, aussi fluide, aussi addictif qu’un bon game. C’est en connectant ces deux mondes qu’on libĂšre le potentiel humain. Avec SpaceX, il a redessinĂ© l’avenir de l’humanitĂ© dans l’espace. Avec Tesla, Neuralink, xAI, il aligne l’énergie, l’intelligence et la conscience sur une trajectoire d’abondance. Pour la premiĂšre fois, un homme a la capacitĂ© d’exĂ©cuter sa vision sans intermĂ©diaires. Pas de comitĂ©s, pas de lobbies, pas de dilutions. Juste du premier principe, du risque assumĂ© et une exĂ©cution implacable. Dans 15-20 ans, quand le globalisme et le wokisme seront relĂ©guĂ©s aux oubliettes de l’histoire, on verra clairement ce qu’il reprĂ©sente : le personnage historique du XXIe siĂšcle. Celui qui a fait basculer l’humanitĂ© d’une Ăšre de dĂ©clin moral et bureaucratique vers une Ăšre de conquĂȘte, de vĂ©ritĂ© et de construction massive. Les bĂątisseurs gagnent toujours. Et on a la chance de vivre Ă  l’époque oĂč l’un des plus grands est en train d’écrire le chapitre le plus exaltant. Et au travail. 🚀
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Can we not with these career politicians who've literally done nothing for Granite Staters and actually vote to HARM us? #PuntPappas #NHpolitics #NHSen
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He is always good at looking at the hypocrisy of issues. This has MANY issues.
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The 800 Pound Gorilla in NH Politics is our lack of unity!!! We need to change this! @nhgop substack.com/home/post/p-197

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Teddy howls whenever I play Buck Sexton and Clay Travis on the Radio!!! @clayandbuck
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Mark my words, the high cost of New England's Green Energy mandates will be one of the top NH Voter issues in the 2026 elections!
NEW POLL: New Hampshire Women Alarmed as Winter Electricity Bills Spike via @IWF The New England Women’s Energy Survey was conducted by Wick Insights among a sample of 3,000 women who are likely 2026 general election voters across the six New England states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont—the region with the highest electricity rates in the nation. New Hampshire Results: 89% are concerned about rising energy costs 78% say they are paying more for energy than they were five years ago 55% believe New Hampshire politicians have misled voters about the effectiveness and costs of the green-energy transition. Bronwyn Sims, New Hampshire resident and Independent Women’s Network leading member, said, “As a New Hampshire resident, I am seeing firsthand how energy costs are forcing residents, especially women managing household budgets, to make impossible choices between keeping the lights on, staying warm, and stretching every dollar just to make ends meet. Our state’s policies should not put us in this position. Lawmakers must act now to pass reforms that lower bills, protect families, and build a reliable, affordable energy future for everyone.” Please click the link to see the full polling results across New England. Thank you, @bbsfreedom1 @IWN @IWF @Lily4Liberty @TheRealNHSteve @HamlenforNH @NHGOP @DailyCaller @Citizensdogeusa independentwomen.com/2026/02

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