Mass. Politician joins NH Economic Recovery Coalition

See, this is the dedication to the Granite State economy we've come to expect from our neighbors.

A Westport lawmaker who voted to hike the state sales and alcohol taxes was spotted brazenly piling booze in his car - adorned with his State House license plate - in the parking lot of a tax-free New Hampshire liquor store, the Herald has learned.

Michael J. Rodrigues’ blue Ford Crown Victoria, emblazoned with his “House 29” Massachusetts license plate, was parked outside a Granite State liquor store on Interstate-95 South over the weekend, according to a witness who provided pictures to the Herald.

Way to go Representative Rodrigues! And hats off the the Boston Herald for alerting us to the hard work lawmakers in other states are doing to ensure New Hampshire's economic recovery.

Hattip: Union Leader