Bart Fromuth

Bart Fromuth is a member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives for the Hillsborough - 7 district (Bedford, New Hampshire).^[1] He is a Republican and works in the Committee on Commerce and Consumer Affairs.

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Bart enjoys, long walks on the sandy beaches where he gathers with his many friends for good times and long stories. In Bart's younger days he was known as little big suite because as a kid he would like to dress in suits from dusk till dawn. The middle years for Mr. Fromuth were again viewed as average when we speak to his 3 friends from 6th grade, Tim, Julie and little t-rag (RIP). High school years were just smooth times for young Bart. From the swooning girls that were attracted to his boyish good looks to the easy A's he received in all his advanced placement classes. No troubles there. Bart easily felt at home in collage surrounded by much the same. It was not till his early 30's that Bart hit some difficult times. At this point in his life Bart had it easy, girls, boys, friends, boats, shoes and a most of all a love for GI-Joe action figures. Just around his 31st birthday, Bart's new chick became over jealous of his love for the vintage 80's plastic action figures. As Bart spent more and more time each day playing with the dolls Bart's life took a sharp right turn. When confronted with the confused feelings from Bart's lover he knew there was only one option! Bart brought his love for the plastic, 80's, hard bodied dolls underground so this affliction would not hurt the ones he love 2nd to the male dolls. To this day Bart will not speak of this passion but if you see him just simply fist bump him and say the words, "Yo Joe", he will like that. To date Bart has kept a clean record bragging often about never receiving even so much as a parking ticket. Bart's favorite color is puse, a little know color witch is a cross between pink and purple. This puse color is best illustrated in the kids show tellatubblies. Bart once had a pet niffkin, while rare in nh niffkin can be found in all 50 states and some parts of Canada. Modern day Bart consists of long hard days at work followed by 1.5 to 3.75 hrs of good old fashioned family time.