Today, Kyle Rittenhouse was pronounced innocent by the jury in Wisconsin and Rep. David Misogyneuse (D – Portsmouth) wasted no time in adding his useless two cents. Not only did he retweet psychopath Shannon Watts but he also alerted Granite Staters to gun control legislation that he is bringing forth in the upcoming session.
Every insinuation in Meuse’s tweet is a LIE.
Yep, we have folks monitoring other folks’ social media knowing that, at some point, the opposition is going to say something stupid. Or in his case, a rather retarded view of his fellow Legislators. I do wonder if this would violate the NH State House of Representatives Code of Ethics? The following certainly seems to … Read more
Today, the Criminal Justice Committee in the New Hampshire House of Representatives held a hearing on House Bill 564 (HB 564), legislation to let psychopaths know that Granite State school children are easy prey turn schools in the state into gun free zones. During the hearing, Portsmouth Representative David Meuse (Democrat) decided that playing on … Read more
Democrat State Representative David Meuse is a real tough guy. When he’s hiding behind his keyboard, that is. Because unlike a real face-to-face encounter Meuse can “block you” if you push back against his vitriol and calumny: Well here is what the tough guy had to say about ICE … from behind his keyboard of … Read more
Representative David Meuse (Portsmouth – D) is a far left-wing zealot who seems to think very highly of himself. Meuse wrote an OP-ED for Seacoastonline today that shows just how badly this man reeks of HYPOCRISY. From the OP-ED: “For members of the public, testifying for or against any bill is stressful enough. Legislators shouldn’t … Read more
There can be only one satisfactory response to NH State Rep David Meuse’s attempt to be the NH equivalent to the thrice failed Texan politician Robert “Beto” O’Rourke in taking your guns away and neutering Constitutional Right to self-defense.
Today, Representative David Meuse (D-Stupid), is a sad panda after his latest gun control effort was ‘shot down’ when brought forth to the entire NH House of Representatives:
I did not have this on my Friday Bingo card! As we New Hampshirites know, the Free State Project had people who put Liberty as the highest Civics value and moved to NH as it was selected to be the State where a few committed people could make a difference according to the Declaration of … Read more
Today, we learned that we voted either Concur, Non-Concur, or Non-Concur with Committee of Conference (CoC) on 93 House bills and 20 Senate bills. Most bills passed the recommended motion of the committee chair with a voice vote. Some bills and their amendments were debated, and others were voted on with just a brief explanation … Read more
Dear Mr. Macdonald, I feel your article was pretty biased because it was factually incorrect. Perhaps we can discuss where we agree or at least what is indisputable.
From the Women’s Defense League: The MOST important gun control hearing of the year will be coming up next week in the New Hampshire Senate Judiciary Committee.
We learned that it took from 10 am until 8 pm, with an hour break for lunch, to get through 44 bills, their amendments, and all the various motions. It was a very long day, but we got some good work accomplished. I won’t go through everything, but let’s review some highlights.
We learned that the House needed a lesson on microphone etiquette. The General Court Technical Services (GCTS) Team came to work on the microphones prior to the House session and shared some tips and techniques with our House Clerk, Paul Smith.
We learned that we were able to get through reconsideration of HB154 (reconsideration failed), 44 regular calendar bills and 1 bill pulled off consent, between 9 am and 5:30 pm, with an hour for lunch (thankfully provided by the NH Nurses Association). Everyone was prepared to stay much longer into the evening, but speeches were … Read more
Democrats are always looking for ways to make liberty so cumbersome that you might decide not to bother. Bury them in paperwork. Clutter up the statues with unintelligible gibberish that even a lawyer can’t unravel. Make lawfare more important than freedom.
We learned that it was the start of horse-trading… I mean… Committee of Conference season. The House voted on about 27 House bills that were amended by the Senate to determine whether we’d Concur or not, or Non-Concur and Create a Committee of Conference to hash out differences. About 17 bills were concurred on a … Read more
We learned that it was a good day for gun rights and cannabis legalization but not a good day for liberal green energy policies. We learned that HB76, imposing a 3-day waiting period between purchase and delivery of a firearm, died after the Ought To Pass recommendation failed 168-193. There were “exceptions” “graciously bestowed” in … Read more
We learned that it was a really good day for gun rights, school choice, property rights preservation, and saying NO to things like carbon taxes and green energy schemes. Republicans were truly in the majority today, and we accomplished some very good things!
We learned that when Republicans show up and stay for the session, we can stop bad bills and move along good ones. That was the main theme throughout the 2-day voting marathon. Apparently, we were still unable to stop some very bad bills, too (read on).