I think I made my point about Right To Work clear enough when I said this…
A vote to sustain the Lynch Veto and permit forced unionization is a vote for the mandatory and state funding of abortion; financing efforts to cripple or bypass our second amendment right to self defense; you are supporting state financed birth control, confiscation of property, increased taxation and broad based taxes, an expanding regulatory state and more centralized top down government, gimmick accounting, Gay marriage, genderless bathrooms, seat belt laws, the food police, socialized medicine, restrictions on free and corporate speech, and the entire manifold of Democrat party policy wishes which those dollars will continue to support and advance as long as workers are denied the opportunity to decide if they are willing to fund these policies or not on their own.
Unfortunately for New Hampshire we’ll have to wait until next year to fix the problem of worker choice but in the mean time, we can enjoy the benefit of the roll call vote, posted on the Jump.
One point of interest: Union bought and paid for RINO Kevin Janvrin voted against Right to work. That and so much more on the jump.
House Rep | Party | County | District | Vote |
Bolster, Peter | Republican | Belknap | 5 | Nay |
Brown, Julie | Republican | Strafford | 1 | Nay |
Buxton, Michael | Republican | Hillsborough | 24 | Nay |
Chirichiello, Brian | Republican | Rockingham | 5 | Nay |
Copeland, Timothy | Republican | Rockingham | 13 | Nay |
Day, Russell | Republican | Hillsborough | 7 | Nay |
Devine, James | Republican | Rockingham | 7 | Nay |
Dowling, Patricia | Republican | Rockingham | 5 | Nay |
Dwinell, Richard | Republican | Cheshire | 5 | Nay |
Emerson, Susan | Republican | Cheshire | 7 | Nay |
Hopper, Gary | Republican | Hillsborough | 7 | Nay |
Janvrin, Kevin | Republican | Rockingham | 14 | Nay |
Katsakiores, Phyllis | Republican | Rockingham | 5 | Nay |
Kidder, David | Republican | Merrimack | 1 | Nay |
Knox, J. David | Republican | Carroll | 4 | Nay |
Ladd, Rick | Republican | Grafton | 5 | Nay |
Laware, Thomas | Republican | Sullivan | 5 | Nay |
Lockwood, Priscilla | Republican | Merrimack | 6 | Nay |
McCarthy, Michael< span> | Republican | Hillsborough | 21 | Nay |
McKinney, Betsy | Republican | Rockingham | 3 | Nay |
Messier, Irene | Republican | Hillsborough | 17 | Nay |
Millham, Alida | Republican | Belknap | 5 | Nay |
Pepino, Leo | Republican | Hillsborough | 11 | Nay |
Perkins, Amy | Republican | Rockingham | 14 | Nay |
Perkins, Lawrence | Republican | Rockingham | 14 | Nay |
Pilliod, James | Republican | Belknap | 5 | Nay |
Proulx, Mark | Republican | Hillsborough | 15 | Nay |
Quandt, Marshall | Republican | Rockingham | 13 | Nay |
Quandt, Matt | Republican | Rockingham | 13 | Nay |
Remick, William | Republican | Coos | 2 | Nay |
Richardson, Herbert | Republican | Coos | 2 | Nay |
Robbins, David | Republican | Hillsborough | 26 | Nay |
Sapareto, Frank | Republican | Rockingham | 5 | Nay |
St. Cyr, Jeffrey | Republican | Belknap | 5 | Nay |
Stroud, Kathleen | Republican | Hillsborough | 19 | Nay |
Terrio, Ross | Republican | Hillsborough | 14 | Nay |
Tholl, John | Republican | Coos | 2 | Nay |
Tremblay, Marc | Republican | Coos | 4 | Nay |
Waddell, James | Republican | Rockingham | 15 | Nay |
Webb, James | Republican | Rockingham | 5 | Nay |
Welch, David | Republican | Rockingham | 8 | Nay |