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From NHDP Chariman Raymond Buckley's latest letter:
Time and time again, John Sununu has demonstrated that he will say one thing to assuage the people of New Hampshire and do another thing to please the party bosses in Washington.
The following video illustrates the depths to which he has now sunk. The video depicts his recent visit to a food bank in Manchester. During the visit, he promises to do anything he can to assist the food bank and the people it serves.
Just a few days later, when he could have delivered on that promise, he voted with his Republican colleagues to cut assistance to food banks.
What is with Sununu*, anyway? Does he think that we voters are so dumb that we can't connect what he says here in New Hampshire to what he does, and how he votes, in Washington? And how can he play politics with the issue of poverty and the inability of people to pay for food for their families, and the continued shrinkage of take home pay v. the increasing cost of putting food on the table, by saying one thing and voting another?
The bill would have provided just $50,000,000 to food banks - less than one-fourth of what it cost to support the war in Iraq today.
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