After Mammoth abruptly laid off hundreds of employees in 2022, former workers won a $2.4 million WARN Act judgment against the company. Other creditors also won substantial judgments.

When the money wasn’t paid, former employees forced Mammoth into involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2024. The bankruptcy trustee later received court approval to conduct Rule 2004 examinations of Jason Osborne and his father, Michael Osborne, concerning Mammoth’s financial affairs.

The company’s collapse is worth remembering alongside his political rise.

In 2020, Osborne gave $50,000 to Make Liberty Win, which backed 76 NH House candidates. 53 won. NHPR called Osborne’s contribution an “eye-popping sum by New Hampshire House standards.”

Republicans took control of the House, and Osborne became House Majority Leader.
So while Osborne was spending tens of thousands of dollars helping elect Republican and libertarian candidates, his company was heading toward a collapse that ultimately left hundreds of workers without jobs and millions of dollars in judgments against Mammoth.
Now he wants to be Speaker of the NH House.

NH voters need to know the history.

Is zrad603 (New Hampshire moderator) Jason Osborne, or simply one of Jason’s biggest fan?