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The 2026 Republican candidate to represent Rochester's sixth ward in the state house in Concord.
Rochester, NH
Joined May 2026
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Hello, Twitter. X. What have you. My name is Robert Qua and I will be running for the New Hampshire State House, seeking to represent the good people of Rochester's sixth ward. I look forward to meeting you and finding out how I can help make our community stronger.
I love how a guy who has been a Washington cog causing us hardship after hardship for ages is the "agent of change." You dems have *nothing* and it shows. Prepare to get obliterated by an electorate too smart for your lies.
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If this happens at your house, you have the right to defend yourself. If this happens at a public university, you are left defenseless. Pass Campus Carry!
This would be a decent point if your policies didn't have the exact same effect.
.@SenateBanking just launched the Trumpflation Tracker.
The affordability crisis is not a “hoax” like Donald Trump says.
See for yourself how much more you’re paying because of Trump’s failed economic agenda.
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Last year, House Republicans passed a state budget with NO new taxes.
Democrats filed $3.98 billion in tax hikes.
Our party protects your paycheck, Democrats want to take more of it.
It's a Granite Guarantee
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"Todo el evangelio de Karl Marx puede resumirse a una sola frase:
'Odia a quien esté mejor que tú' "
Henry Hazlitt
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Two economists. Two different conclusions.
In the late 1920s, Irving Fisher believed that monetary stabilization could stabilize the dollar and help overcome the business cycle.
Ludwig von Mises did not agree with that approach. In 1928, he challenged Fisher’s monetary views, arguing that artificially low interest rates and credit expansion could fuel an economic boom that would eventually end in crisis.
Fisher remained confident in the stock market even in October 1929. Then came the crash and the Great Depression.
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The masses have never thirsted after truth.
Whoever can supply them with illusions is easily their master.
Whoever attempts to destroy their illusions is always their victim.
— Gustave Le Bon
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“Los conocimientos económicos conducen necesariamente al liberalismo.”
Ludwig von Mises
I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you just don't understand anything you're talking about. Lemme splain. Your preferred policies lead to higher costs. Every. Single. Time. This is not an opinion. It is economic law. Stop being a flat earther.
This won’t even cover one month’s premium — the average is $600! @DiLorenzo4NH has no plan to fix health care. In fact, he supports Trump’s health care cuts and would “vote for Trump 1000 times in a row.” reuters.com/legal/litigation…
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I just reached out to some local Dems over a shared issue. They wouldn't work together. (We're "fascists", you know.)
As they continue to lose, at some point they will break. The hard left will leave NH for the Authoritarian-49. The reasonable Dems will add our left libertarians to their their party.
Some day a left-libertarian "Democrats" will be running against right-libertarian "Republicans" in New Hampshire.
We're getting closer!
#LibertarianHomeland
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Abolish the Jones Act.
A startling fact: it's cheaper to ship fertilizer ingredients to Louisiana from Peru (2,300 nautical miles away) than from Florida (500 nautical miles away).
The reason: the Jones Act. Cato's @cpgrabow explains.
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“What sickens me about left-wing people, especially the intellectuals, is their utter ignorance of the way things actually happen.”
— George Orwell
Where is our Milei?
Para que no haya confusiones con el proyecto Milei:
1. Milei no vino a administrar “mejor” el Estado. Vino a minimizarlo y acercarlo a su extinción.
2. No vino a redirigir mejor el déficit. Vino a terminar con él.
3. No vino a hacer más eficiente la burocracia. Vino a reducirla a su mínima expresión.
4. No vino a agradar al periodismo. Vino a disputarle el monopolio de la información.
5. No vino a convertir al Estado en un empresario más competente. Vino a recordarnos que el Estado no puede ni debe ser empresario.
6. No vino a hacer más amable al Estado. Vino a hacerlo menos presente.
7. No vino a subsidiar eternamente las consecuencias de malas decisiones. Vino a devolverle al individuo la responsabilidad sobre sus decisiones.
8. No vino a hacer más cómodo el debate. Vino a decirte la verdad con toda su crudeza.
9. No vino a construir una cultura donde nadie pueda ofenderse. Vino a defender una sociedad en donde reine la libertad de expresión.
10. No vino a pedir más confianza en los funcionarios. Vino a decirte, sin ningún tipo de tapujos, que nunca confíes en ellos.
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Para que no haya confusiones con el proyecto Milei:
1. Milei no vino a administrar “mejor” el Estado. Vino a minimizarlo y acercarlo a su extinción.
2. No vino a redirigir mejor el déficit. Vino a terminar con él.
3. No vino a hacer más eficiente la burocracia. Vino a reducirla a su mínima expresión.
4. No vino a agradar al periodismo. Vino a disputarle el monopolio de la información.
5. No vino a convertir al Estado en un empresario más competente. Vino a recordarnos que el Estado no puede ni debe ser empresario.
6. No vino a hacer más amable al Estado. Vino a hacerlo menos presente.
7. No vino a subsidiar eternamente las consecuencias de malas decisiones. Vino a devolverle al individuo la responsabilidad sobre sus decisiones.
8. No vino a hacer más cómodo el debate. Vino a decirte la verdad con toda su crudeza.
9. No vino a construir una cultura donde nadie pueda ofenderse. Vino a defender una sociedad en donde reine la libertad de expresión.
10. No vino a pedir más confianza en los funcionarios. Vino a decirte, sin ningún tipo de tapujos, que nunca confíes en ellos.
Something to emulate and exceed! Can't let those guys out-liberty us!
In recent years, Idaho has achieved one of the most dramatic state-level reductions in regulation ever.
Instead of assuming old regulations should remain on the books, it made agencies justify the ones they wanted to keep. Since 2019, the state has eliminated roughly half of its regulatory code.
New report by @ManhattanInst
manhattan.institute/article/…
