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Again, if you believe that our Constitution is our most foundational Law (and our Social Contract – see what I did there SJWs?), this is actually needed. Landrigan has the story.
Nashua Senator Cindy Rosenwald is way out there on the extreme end of the abortion supporter spectrum. She is so excited by New Hampshire bill HB 685, which would force everyone who has health insurance in New Hampshire that has maternity benefits also to cover abortion, that she tweeted “Yes, yes, yes!” in support of … Read more
When Doris Hohensee was serving on the Nashua Board of Education, she posted a quote on social media from Lothrop Stoddard who was, unknown to her, a eugenicist. The Nashua Democrats made a big stink about the quote. They tried to convince everyone that Hohensee was a racist and must resign from the Board of … Read more
Alternative title: Democrats: Rights, Entitlements – what’s the difference? Democrats don’t want you to think about differences. There are BIG differences and Grokster Beth, over on the Nashua Politics Page, made a challenge over this statement made by NH State Senator Cindy Rosenwald in this specific topic of, once again, Democrats deliberately maldefining common words … Read more
The Democrats in the NH House and the Democrats in the NH Senate have arrived a compromise. They’ve arrived at a way to make sure you pay abled bodied Medicaid recipients not to work. The reasoning, care of Democrat Cindy Rosenwald: they don’t understand the rules.
Off to gender-pronoun prison with you. Thirty days of sensitivity training. A public pillorying. Wait, what is the punishment for a Rights & Democracy NH activist pimping educating lobbyist who misgenders a sitting NH State Senator?
Democrat Cindy Rosnwald made an “interesting” observation on twitter yesterday afternoon. She would like everyone to know that Finance Committee Republicans “cut $2 million from community health centers.” Before we get to Senator Andy Sanborn’s very relevant follow-up question to New Hampshire Democrat Cindy Rosenwald (also via twitter), let me first remind you what kind … Read more
Just try and wrap your skull around this. Voter fraud flophouse owner State Rep Cindy Rosenwald (D Nashua) is proposing a bill in the New Hampshire House to give voting rights, in Congress, to residents of Washington D.C. – NOT Washington, N.H., Washington D.C. Not only is this lefty trying to make Washington D.C. into … Read more
Nashua New Hampshire Democrat Cindy Rosenwald is back in the spotlight. If you recall, she’s the one who admitted that her party not only knew it had left an 800 million dollar hole in the budget, but they planned to cut spending to fix it. Well, now we find out that she knew there were … Read more
We should expect more of this in the coming months. More of what? NH House Democrats pretending there never was an 800 million dollar deficit when they were shown the door in droves. An example of this deficit-narrative popped up on Bedford Patch yesterday. Nashua Democrat House Rep Cindy Rosenwald (Fiance Committee) penned an op/ed … Read more
Then NH House Rep. Cindy Rosenwald used to let out-of-state campaign workers use her home address to vote in Nashua. The Democrat then got herself a promotion when she was elected to the State Senate. This has addled her already questionable mental health, a problem she shares with her party in general. Democrats are nuts. … Read more
Martha’s Motel – sign in, sign out. Sign in, sign out; a veritable revolving door of political operatives at what almost seemed to be a “political operative barracks” for those folks coming in to work for Democrats – and then voting here in NH even as their plans were to leave to return to their … Read more
Grokster Beth Scaer shared an article written by Senate Ways and Means Chair Tim Lang. Despite being a Tim Lang critic, I happened to agree with his conservative talking points and funny quips. After the drunken sailor references, he asks the readers the following question: “But seriously, do Democrats actually think Granite Staters are naive … Read more
When I learned of HB 553, a resurrected version of SB 459 last year, and it was already scheduled for a public hearing in the House Children and Family Law Committee on Tuesday afternoon (1/28/25) at 1:30. The purpose of the bill is to broaden the statutory definition of “neglect” to include things like “emotional … Read more
Here at the ‘Grok, we’ve had the good misfortune of watching how Democrats create the need for new taxes in real time. This is important. Dems will run on a platform with no tax hikes or new taxes if they must, but these promises are empty. Once in charge, the first order of business is … Read more
HB 396 is needed to clarify that nothing in New Hampshire law prevents public facilities from differentiating between the biological sexes in athletic competitions, prisons, locker rooms, restrooms, or places of intimate privacy.
From the Women’s Defense League: The Senate Judiciary Committee voted Inexpedient To Legislate on House Bill 1711 – the gun confiscation bill passed in the House thanks to a majority of gun control representatives. This bill will now be voted on by the entire NH Senate.
Wednesday, the NH Senate Judiciary Committee met to vote on HB619, which would ban genital sex reassignment surgery for kids. Sen. Cindy Rosenwald and Sen. Shannon Chandley pushed back against the bill. Sen. Chandley said, “We as legislators should not be engaging in the legislation of the practice of medicine.”
As a part of our ongoing effort to have the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services end their unscientific Covid jab recommendations for children, we are asking members of the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee to vote no on any further Covid spending …
Commenter Mike Remski left a humorous comment on my “I’m Agreeing With NH Senator Cindy Rosenwald (D-Nashua)?? Why, Yes I Am” post concerning personal privacy vs the State trying to hoover up data on Moms that had just given birth. Had nothing directly to do with the post’s topic – except for “other questions” that … Read more