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Don't blame me. I didn't vote for him, and I tried to warn you but groceries were a few dollars more.
Cindy C retweeted
My position on “late term abortions for convenience” is similar to my position on brain transplants. I don’t have one because they don’t exist.
Cindy C retweeted
I don’t see enough ppl talking about the historic majorities Dems won in both chambers and the Executive Council in New Hampshire. Specifically, the House won 293 out of 400 seats. We held 179 going into last night. That’s wild. I’m VERY proud to have been a part of it.
Cindy C retweeted
if NH democrats raise a high marginal income tax (affecting the top 10% of earners) & slash EFAs to pay for doubling adequacy funding, then towns can slash property taxes. This would be a HUGE BOON to the middle & working classes.
Cindy C retweeted
6. Reinstate homeschool reporting of SOME sort. The current law is an abusers dream.
7. If efas have to be kept in some form, we need to cut the admin budget from 10% to 5%, and outlaw religious schools from using them (constitutional matter)
Cindy C retweeted
NH Senate Democrats went from an 8-seat super-minority to a 15 seat majority tonight! It's been nearly two decades since a state legislature has gone from a super-minority to a majority. We are ready to get to work on day one to lower costs for Granite Staters! #nhpolitics
Cindy C retweeted
It’s almost like watering down a bunch of safe districts, sending ICE into neighborhoods to terrorize people, and then starting a highly unpopular war and driving gas prices into the stratosphere wasn’t a great midterm strategy.
Who knew?
Cindy C retweeted
812 US children under five have had measles this year.
511 people have been hospitalised.
None of them signed up to be someone else's "medical freedom".
Op-Ed: What if falling test scores have little to do with our public schools, and everything to do with NH politics? indepthnh.org/2026/10/30/op-…
Cindy C retweeted
Oh god, no SIDS has been studied. Perhaps read the actual published work. This is one of those claims that sounds persuasive until you remember that babies have ages.
SIDS peaks at about 2–4 months. Routine infant vaccination also begins at about 2 months.
So yes, some SIDS deaths will occur after vaccination simply because both events occur during the same period of infancy.
That is precisely why researchers studied it.
They did so in the 1980s.They did it again with large case-control studies. They did it again in meta-analysis.
And they did not find an increased risk of SIDS after vaccination. Some studies actually found lower SIDS rates among vaccinated infants.
Meanwhile, SIDS mortality fell dramatically after the Back to Sleep campaign while childhood vaccination continued.vSo the “statistic researchers have been replicating since the 80s” is not that vaccines cause SIDS.
It is that the temporal coincidence keeps being mistaken for causation — and the studies keep failing to support it.v“Inconvenient truth” is a splendid phrase.
But it is just a phrase used to sell a book from someone who doesn't read primary sources



























