To the editor:
Perhaps the last thing that all of us can still agree on today is that attempting to discuss national-level politics will result in exasperated sighs and eyeball rolls from pretty …
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To the editor:
Perhaps the last thing that all of us can still agree on today is that attempting to discuss national-level politics will result in exasperated sighs and eyeball rolls from pretty much everyone, no matter where they fall on the political spectrum.
Therefore, let’s keep national politics out of our local elections. The effective candidate should be judged on their institutional knowledge of what makes our beautiful Town of Portsmouth special and their ability to build consensus, review the annual budget and set town policy.
Our local candidates should intend to serve with distinction and tirelessly advocate for all citizens of Portsmouth. Have we reached a point where candidates for town offices should be loyal to us, their constituents, instead of a national political label?
I sure think so. If you agree, vote “Yes” to approve Question 7.
Theodore Pietz
Portsmouth