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Cornerstone: Keep Abortion Out of State Constitution!

From Cornerstone Action’s legislative update, 1/18/20: a proposed “reproductive medical decisions” amendment to the New Hampshire constitution, CACR 14, will have a hearing before the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday, January 22, at 1 p.m. in room 208 of the Legislative Office Building in Concord. This proposed constitutional amendment is a clear and direct attempt to make abortion a protected right under the New Hampshire constitution – a “right” that would remain intact even if Roe v. Wade were to be overturned.

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Women's March Concord

Concord ‘Women’s March’ a Yawn Fest

Today was the 4th annual ‘Women’s March’ in Concord. The march began in January 2017, after Trump was elected. Apparently, Trump was suddenly going to take women’s rights away… or something (NOTE: he hasn’t). Like last year, the attendance was sparse and frankly, the rally was boring AF. There were maybe a couple hundred people … Read more

Is Good Old Whiskey a Hair Loss Remedy?

Many years after and even in the wake of the availability of such an expanse of knowledge, ‘old wives tales’ continue to circulate, spread from person to person and handed down from generation to generation. Whilst some of these takes have been debunked for a very long time now, there are still a couple of … Read more

Gun Control in NH

ALERT: GUN CONTROL Hearings in Concord!!

From the Women’s Defense League: The destructive and draconian gun control bills that were VETOED last year are back in the House once again!!!! There is also legislation that will effectively END gun ranges in the State of New Hampshire! There are two hearings in the House and one in the Senate. BOTH are important … Read more

Quotes

Notable Quote – Richard E. Wagner

Yet democracy and liberty cannot be complementary political values, at least not without significant effort at constitutional reconciliation. At base, democracy embraces the principle that majorities dominate minorities. In contrast, liberty is a principle of non-domination whereby interaction among people is governed by principles of private property and not by majority rule -Richard E. Wagner … Read more

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