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New Hampshire Needs a Pet Czar Comrades

Looking to grow government with some 4th Amendment infringements, a side of the slippery slope and a bit of infringing on your property rights? HB688 fits the Bill.

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HB687-FN: NH Democrats Come After More Than Your Guns

by Nicole R. Fortune, Esq. HB 687-FN is what is commonly referred to as a “Gun Grab Bill” that if passed would become what is commonly referred to as a “Red Flag Law” and with good reason. Throughout history, a red flag is symbolic of socialism, communism, Marxism and left-wing politics. In modern times a red … Read more

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Divorce Agreement Proposal

by John J., Law Student: 

Dear American liberals, leftists, social progressives, socialists, Marxists, and Obama supporters, et al:

We have stuck together since the late 1950s for the sake of the kids, but the whole of this latest election process has made me realize that I want a divorce.

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Donald J. Trump: Presidential Proclamation on National African American History Month, 2019

The White House In the year 1619, a Dutch trading ship sailed into the Chesapeake Bay and dropped anchor at Point Comfort, Virginia.  The vessel’s arrival marked the beginning of the unscrupulous slave trade in the American colonies.  It was from this immoral origin—and through inhuman conditions, discrimination, and prolonged hardship—that emerged the vibrant culture, … Read more

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How Parents Can End Socialism in America’s Schools: School Choice

by Lennie Jarratt and Chris Talgo January 20 marked the beginning of National School Choice Week. This year, more than 40,000 events were held to highlight the benefits of school choice—an important effort considering the abysmal track record of the nation’s public schools and the fact that government schools have a near-monopoly on education. In … Read more

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A Report From “Drag Queen Teen Time” at the Nashua Public Library

by Stephen Scaer NASHUA – “There’s no limit. Anyone can be a drag queen,” Robert Champion, in his persona of Monique Toosoon, told an overflow audience of 130, including toddlers and teenagers, who packed the city library this evening to hear his Drag Queen Teen Time presentation Saturday. “It’s been very entertaining for me,” he … Read more

The Best and Worst Things New Hampshire Could Import

by Rodger Paxton Of all the things New Hampshire could import – oil, clothing, pug slippers for your pug – perhaps the two that will have the most long-term impact on our state would be ideas and people. If you’re like me, you can feel our state is at a crossroads – a radical turn … Read more

Keith Stern: “If you put your hopes and future on Keith Hanson as the party chair I’m afraid you will be greatly disappointed.”

By Keith Stern: As a conservative Republican living in Vermont watching the progressives make this a state to exit I am following what is happening in New Hampshire and I am worried.  Time is rapidly running out for your state. It could go the way of a progressive’s paradise as well. The leadership of the … Read more

PAID Family Medical Leave Insurance (FMLI) bill proposed by liberal NH democrats (another govt boondoggle).

By Len Turcotte (former NH State Representative):

Here we go again, another Family Medical Leave Insurance (FMLI) bill proposed by liberal NH Democrats (HB712). Never comfortable or satisfied with the idea of the private sector providing market-rate policies, Senator Feltes and a slew of Democrat legislators want to implement a new 0.5% tax on income disguised as an insurance premium.

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School Choice Week: Celebrating Diverse Education Opportunities

BY Annabelle Bamforth January 20th is the kick-off date of School Choice Week, a national week-long celebration proudly highlighting the diversity of educational opportunities available to families all over the country. What exactly is school choice? This is a question many parents have, and it’s exactly why this event exists. School Choice Week is an … Read more

Masculinity Isn’t Toxic, Cultural Marxism Is

By Kevin Sculley (former NH State Representative) There are men who exhibit toxic behavior, but the gender is not toxic, and there is a huge difference. What we are seeing in today’s society is the ascendency of toxic Cultural Marxism. I consider it the Grand Unifying Theory of what is tearing our culture apart today.  … Read more

Break Free of the Meme War

By Sara Chamberlain We live in a time where people are afraid to call out degeneracy for what it is. Too afraid of not being edgy enough, not being tolerant enough, modern enough, “progressive” enough. Most of these people live safely tucked away from reality, speaking in memes or other excerpts from tribal think, applauding … Read more

The World’s Red Tide and How to Keep It Out of New Hampshire

BY Rodger Paxton Even though some research studies make you say “We knew that already!”, our side can use them as indisputable evidence against the horrors of big government. Living under communism makes countries poorer and less healthy for decades, according to a recent landmark study. Researchers testing historical connections between cultures found that whether a … Read more

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Minority Leader Dick Hinch – “I don’t believe it is unreasonable for us to require that those who participate in our elections be residents of our state,”

CONCORD, NH- House Republican Leader Dick Hinch (R-Merrimack) released the following statement in response to public hearings held Thursday on HB105, relative to domicile residency, voter registration, and investigation of voter verification letters and HB106, relative to the terms “resident,” “inhabitant,” “residence,” and “residency.” “HB106 seeks to repeal common sense legislation that the State just … Read more

Return of Drive-By Voting

by Granite State Taxpayers:  The NH Legislature is Considering Bills to Eliminate the Reforms of Senate Bill 3 and House Bill 1264. GST has long advocated for reform of New Hampshire Election Laws. GST supports legislation so that people who vote in New Hampshire actually live in New Hampshire. New Hampshire is unique in the country in … Read more

“We will do our best to carry our disagreements as we do our firearms — discreetly.”

By NH Rep. Mike Sylvia The New Hampshire House started off the new term in a rather bumpy fashion on last Wednesday. With the exception of four brave souls bucking their majority’s leadership, the House adopted rules that violate the Constitution to which they had sworn an oath just a few weeks ago. Not only … Read more

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Our Turn: “New Hampshire House will Not be a Soft Target”

by Jess Edwards Editorial Note: Kimberly Morin, writing earlier today, quoted an Op-Ed written by Republican Reps in the Concord Monitor Because the Concord Monitor has a “freemium” paywall (you get to see a limited number of articles per month and then you have to pay up!), we are presenting the Op-Ed in full for … Read more

It’s Time to Demand an Explanation from Women’s March organizers in the Granite State

by The 603 Alliance:  The so-called ‘Women’s March’ (which refuses to include conservative or pro-life women) has become too extreme even for many of the left wing activists who run the event at the state level.  Virulent anti-Semitism among the organization’s leaders (typified by Linda Sarsour’s statement urging American Muslims not to “humanize” Jews) have led … Read more

Jan. 9: Buffer zone & anti-trafficking bills in Concord

BY Cornerstone It’s Time For Legislators in Concord to Hear From You! Hearings Wednesday, January 9 on Buffer Zone Repeal and Human Trafficking Bills Public hearings on proposed legislation for New Hampshire in 2019 get underway next week. You may attend any hearing to speak on a bill, or you may attend simply to sign a … Read more

Democrats removed a Constitutional Right from the NH House – what will they do to you?

by Rep. Jeanine Notter (Deputy Republican NH House Floor Leader) Merrimack The 166th New Hampshire State Legislature had its first Session for the new term on Wednesday, January 2, 2019.  Democrats in the NH House of Representatives now have the majority and their first order of business was to disarm the Representatives. I campaigned as a defender … Read more

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