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----- Original Message -----
From: EDWARD LEACH
Sent:
Subject:
HCR 16
Dear
Mr. Ramalinkgam:
Many
thanks for your thoughtful and informative letter of 2 May wherein you
discussed HCR 16.
I can
certainly understand your displeasure with the resolution and perhaps, were we
to trade places, I would write exactly the same thing - but not nearly as well.
I am writing to tell you that I think HCR 16 is a
meaningless piece of legislative history that meant nothing when it was passed
and means even less today.
It came
up early in the House session when a large number of people had no idea what
they were voting on. It is one of those weird moments in the NH House when we
suddenly have a small group of vocal, self-proclaimed "experts" who
jump on board any passing bandwagon. Generally they know little, if anything,
about the subject at hand, but that doesn't stop them from puffing up and
hoping to look important for a day.
This
year, a bunch of Legislators were taken off to
But
when all the smoke clears, I can assure you and your organization that HCR 16
is meaningless to the vast majority of the member of the NH House. It was a
fluke bit of Legislation that found a momentary weak seam in the process and
was shoved through.
I just
wanted you to know that.
Kindest
regards,
Rep.
Edward R. (Ted) Leach
Republican,
Hancock
----- Original Message -----
From: "Balcom, John" <john.balcom@leg.state.nh.us>
To: <president@ianh.org>
Sent:
Subject: HCR 16
Dr. Dhakar,
Thank you for your kind letter and
historical perspective on the conflict by
Pakistani encroachment relative to the
state of Jammu and Kashmir.
After reading the history, I realize
that the Pakistani claims are without
merit.
I have no idea why 5 of our fellow
legislators went to Pakistan during the
last recess. I will support your
position on this matter and thank you again
for your informative letter. The
contribution of Americans with Asian Indian
ancestry has always been a very strong
positive and professional one. Please
feel free to contact me concerning this
and any further bills or resolutions
coming before our committee.
Sincerely,
NH General Court
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