James Pindell

Maybe, after such a tragedy, no one knows what to say.

Divisions define our two congressional districts in New Hampshire.

Looking back or ahead, the same names keep turning up.

In New Hampshire, If you want to run for office, being female is a plus.

New Hampshire is a small state so it's no surprise we have had so few presidents, but we do provide the nation with a proving ground for would-be presidents and the state has also offered up a number of national statesmen.

Is this year's constitutional amendment forever preventing a state income tax from happening just a ruse?

Well, no one does, but at least here they can run for political office.

This year's campaign sounds a bit like a schoolyard spat.

As things start cooking in the New Hampshire State House kitchen, fewer can take the heat.

An Ayotte Vice Presidential pick would be another New Hampshire first.

This year's race for governor a bit like a box of chocolates.

In NH politics, what pops up gets whacked down.

New U.S. Census data may shatter the image of how we see ourselves. New Hampshire is increasingly less Portsmouth, Plymouth and Peterborough and more Hollis and Hudson and Hampstead.

One myth is that most people in New Hampshire know their state reps.

Because it's party time for NH politics.

During the only televised debate for governor last fall, a question was read carefully. "It would not be election season in New Hampshire without the following question: Do you pledge to veto any broad based sales or income tax." Gov.…