Hanover Independents

07/19/2024

05/30/2022

Hanover Fire would like to extend an unmeasurable thank you to all who have made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in our Armed Forces. Words cannot express the gratitude that we have for laying down your life to defend our freedom.

05/20/2022

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1527315290132185088?s=20&t=H4whSHoleMxi4tVPY50oGQ

“A party more moderate on all issues than either Reps or Dems would be ideal”

05/04/2022

https://youtu.be/ln7Vn_WKkWU

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04/14/2022

HELLO Hanover, Massachusetts Independents!!! There's a kinda "big" school committee election coming up and a not so big selectman's election. Stay tuned for our "independent" eval on the candidates ;)

01/23/2022

How refreshing! A little common sense...

“In surges we do need mask mandates. We don’t need mask mandates permanently,” Allen said. “The truth is, our surge is coming down in Massachusetts. It’s time for us to start working on how we have an off-ramp, an exit ramp for the use of masks.”

Harvard professor Danielle Allen said she is running for governor in an attempt to bring a “people-powered approach” to Beacon Hill.

01/19/2022

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/progressives-must-reckon-with-the-school-closing-catastrophe.html?fbclid=IwAR19MmbrNm0Ay-NFNB6eP69H81KwFdrx4eX1aXr5DeiZkRBAH20X-d2q50M

If you don’t diagnose your error, you might repeat it.

01/16/2022

Happy New Year Hanover Independents! We welcome ALL residents — regardless of politcial affiliation — to join us with common sense bipartisan solutions to the current political vitriol. We need more candidates who embrace this ideology.

Join us in 2022 for more common ground and less divisive radical nonsense from both sides.

11/06/2021

https://www.forbes.com/sites/joewalsh/2021/11/05/house-passes-bipartisan-infrastructure-bill-after-days-of-wrangling---but-democrats-social-spending-bill-is-delayed/?sh=480d2f331196

The House is expected to vote on a much larger Democrat-supported social policy bill in the coming weeks, following a deal between progressives and moderates.

11/05/2021

"What's so astonishing in this whole debate is the presumption that all congressional Democrats support this expansive, big spending agenda. Yes, progressives support it. Maybe I missed it, but I didn't hear moderate, swing district congressional Democratic candidates in their 2020 campaigns tell their constituents they wanted to spend trillions of dollars, outside of Covid-19 relief, in support of a massive expansion of the federal government's role in our lives. Sure, Vermont progressive Sen. Bernie Sanders advocated for this agenda, but he lost the Democratic presidential primary.

Democrats have completely misread Biden's 2020 election mandate. The 2020 election was a repudiation of President Donald Trump, and it was not an endorsement of a big spending agenda. Full stop."

With the decision last week to delay a promised vote on the bipartisan infrastructure legislation, this unfolding spectacle proves a point I have been making for years: The political center of America is underrepresented in the United States Congress, especially in the House of Representatives.