LibsofWolfeboroNH

@RepGoodlander Congress has no authority over the Supreme Court, which is an independent branch of government.

There is no binding code of conduct and ethics that is independently enforceable against Justices of the United States Supreme Court. That is dead wrong — and I’m working to do something about it in Congress.

@lawrencehurley John Roberts made the political decision to save Obamacare.

NEW: Chief Justice John Roberts bemoans that Americans don't understand how the Supreme Court operates and see justices as "political actors". The court at times simply has to make "unpopular" decisions, he adds: nbcnews.com/politics/supre…

@ChrisPappasNH The ballroom is for future presidents, not Trump.

John Sununu supports taxpayers funding the lavish White House ballroom. There's no way I'm putting Granite Staters on the hook for Trump's vanity project.

@rjpronesti @KrustyEric @HQNewsNow I have no idea. I don't pay attention to him. I'm not a fan.

@Clemloke @KrustyEric @HQNewsNow It's been over 24 hours. Has he issued a correction?

Republican New Hampshire Senate candidate John Sununu says he supports a work requirement for seniors on Medicare: "I certainly support a work requirement for able-bodied Medicare recipients."

@NMaste999 @gina21764 @HQNewsNow So nothing. I have no idea whether he's corrected himself. I muted his account months ago. I don't even like him.

@Clemloke @gina21764 @HQNewsNow It's been 3 days and he hasn't corrected himself. So....

Go watch the full interview. Sununu didn't say "I support," he said "they certainly support." The "they" in question are New Hampshire voters: "Work requirements for able-bodied adults who receive Medicaid: 64 percent approve/20 percent disapprove." nhjournal.com/poll-from-endi… "'Would you support or oppose requiring able-bodied adults without young children at home to work, train, volunteer, be enrolled in an education program at least part time, or earn wages of at least $580 per month as a condition of eligibility for Medicaid?' Results: 70% support (strongly or somewhat), 20% oppose, 10% unsure." excellenceinpolling.com/wp-content/upl…

@Clemloke @gina21764 @HQNewsNow Did he? I think he’s saying no one should ever retire. 🤷‍♀️

@streetnoodle @gina21764 @HQNewsNow I muted his account months ago. I don't pay attention to his campaign. I'm not a supporter.

@Clemloke @gina21764 @HQNewsNow Have you seen a retraction or clarification? Cause you know he knows this is out there.

Go watch the full interview. Sununu didn't say "I support," hesaid "they certainly support." The "they" in question are New Hampshire voters: "Work requirements for able-bodied adults who receive Medicaid: 64 percent approve/20 percent disapprove." nhjournal.com/poll-from-endi… "'Would you support or oppose requiring able-bodied adults without young children at home to work, train, volunteer, be enrolled in an education program at least part time, or earn wages of at least $580 per month as a condition of eligibility for Medicaid?' Results: 70% support (strongly or somewhat), 20% oppose, 10% unsure." excellenceinpolling.com/wp-content/upl…

You're right that he probably meant Medicaid. But he said Medicare - on camera. That's either a gaffe from someone who can't distinguish the two programs, or it's the actual position. Either way: Medicare isn't a handout. Workers pay 1.45% of every paycheck into it their entire careers. A work requirement for Medicare means requiring people to keep working to access benefits they already paid for. Also worth noting - NH already tried Medicaid work requirements in 2019. Spent $130,000 on outreach. 17,000 people were about to lose coverage before the governor halted it. The policy failed on its own terms before it could be implemented. So which is it - a gaffe or a policy? Both answers are bad.

He did not say "I certainly support a work requirement for able-bodied Medicare recipients." Go watch the full interview. He said "they certainly support..." The "they" in question are New Hampshire voters: "Work requirements for able-bodied adults who receive Medicaid: 64 percent approve/20 percent disapprove." nhjournal.com/poll-from-endi…

@Clemloke @HQNewsNow

No one talks about work requirements for medicare. On the other hand, work requirements for medicaid is something that Republicans and Democrats fight over. Sununu misspoke. Like when Biden said "we finally ended medicare." I don't know what he meant, but it wasn't "we finally ended medicare."

@Clemloke @HQNewsNow So when does Medicare kick in? Think about it.....ding ding the answer is 65

@fullofsighs33 @pvtjokerus @Trumplicanchic1 All laws are passed by Congress, FYI.

@pvtjokerus @Trumplicanchic1 Isn’t the whole point of SCOTUS to decide if laws (even those passed by Congress) are constitutional? This dissent makes no sense

This is Justice Kagan’s dissent on the decision to end racial gerrymandering in Louisiana. So much is said in these few sentences. First, the Court DOES NOT implement the law. The Executive Branch does. Second, she plainly states that she just doesn’t like the decision because it would set back liberal agenda items. Zero to do with the law. This is leftist jurisprudence in one paragraph.

@clevergalCA @HQNewsNow He was talking about Medicaid and misspoke. It happens. Biden said "we finally beat Medicare." I'm not sure what he meant, but it wasn't "we finally beat Medicare."

@Clemloke @HQNewsNow Who qualifies for Medicare?

@Rollegrey @HQNewsNow You just did the misspeak in the opposite direct from Sununu. He meant Medicaid and said Medicare. You meant Medicare and wrote Medicaid.

@Clemloke @HQNewsNow To be an able bodied Medicaid recipient you have to be 65+… ffs…🤦🏾‍♀️

@NHDems Gas was $5.30+ for months and months in 2022.

Gas prices in NH are $1.30 more than when Trump’s war in Iran began, but all John Sununu can say is it’s a “step in the right direction.” #NHPolitics #NHSen wmur.com/article/gas-pr…

@KrustyEric @HQNewsNow Work requirements for able-bodied medicaid recipients. He misspoke. Wow. It happens.

@Clemloke @HQNewsNow I mean he literally says able bodied Medicare recipients right in the video and if the logic is he is talking about the ones under 65 well you can only be on Medicare under 65 with a true disability so without the actual words, hes 100% referring to like 65-75 year olds here

Work requirements for able bodied medicaid recipients. He misspoke. Wow. It happens.

@Clemloke @HQNewsNow Who ELSE could he mean? To get it before 65, you have to be determined to be disabled.

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Honey Badger don't care.

The state rep told colleagues his "final solution" post on social media was a sarcastic joke. Nearly everyone else who spoke at the two-and-a-half-hour hearing, however, said his comments weren't harmless. bostonglobe.com/2026/04/28/met…