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In 2016 Republicans picked a black man and a Hispanic man as their nominees for Congress. Democrat’s picked two pasty white folks you’d be hard-pressed to separate in a line up from a pack of 20-pound white printer paper. So, let’s be clear about something.
Back just in the nick of tie – Intro Ceremonies. Let’s see what the NH House will / won’t do, right? UPDATE and BUMPED: Normal House Rules were NOT suspended. ***** (3) Vetoes Sustained: SB74, SB100. SB148 ***** (1) Vetoes Overridden: SB88 Suspend the rules: HB3A, HB4 – motion / vote to suspend the rules to consider these … Read more
We hope the Links for International News of the Day will help you stay abreast of happenings in the broader world that may affect your corner of it. Saudi Arabia Saudi oil attack was approved by Iran’s supreme leader, U.S. official says. CBS News. Pompeo says attack was ‘act of war’ on Saudi Arabia, seeks … Read more
You can always tell the worst (of the worst) bills by who complains the most about them failing. Gov. Sununu vetoed HB706 because it was unconstitutional. The effort to give redistricting authority away to unelected pawns. Republicans in the House refused to override the veto, and the Dingbats are off their wingnut.
The Pelosi price control plan for drugs would limit Americans’ access to lifesaving medicines. It has the added benefit of impeding the development of new treatments for diseases. Her plan is price control of drugs. Her plan doubles down on the failures of existing government policies. Yes, the same ones contributing to higher health care … Read more
UPDATE and BUMPED:
(14) Vetoes Sustained: SB10, SB1, SB2, SB18, SB20, SB67, SB68, SB72, SB196, SB205, SB218, SB271, SB275, SB307
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(3) Vetoes Overridden: SB74, SB88, SB100, SB148
This week the Democrat Majority New Hampshire Legislature is attempting to override 55 vetoes. Governor Sununu didn’t veto enough bills, in my opinion, but 55 is impressive. Including legislative interference with your Second Amendment Rights.
Liz Warren’s baby, the mutant government beast known as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, is going to court. The High Court. And in preparation for the claim that its structure is unconstitutional, it has agreed that this is true.
We learned that Veto Day can be a satisfying endeavor even for the Minority Party Republicans and that saving NH from radical legislation can be fun and rewarding.
“Over intellect will make you a genius, over emotions will make you a lunatic.” ― Amit Kalantri
Dover Democrat Peter B. Schmidt wants to snuff out your constitutional right to keep and bear arms. Representative Schmidt filed LSR#2020-2262 the title of which is,
Establishing a committee to study the repeal or amendment of the New Hampshire constitutional provision for the bearing of arms.
Not so many years ago, Leftists scoffed at 2A advocates and proponents, charging assorted paranoia and other tinfoil-hattery. “Nobody wants to take your guns away,” they arrogantly scoffed. They called us, “Ridiculous.”
It’s not often that a Peterborough Democrat votes the right way in Concord, so when the opportunity arrises it seems almost necessary to praise it.
If you forgot, and it’s easy, Joe Walsh is running for the Republican nomination for President. Joe has had a rough start. And a few weeks in, his team is not making it any easier on him. They announced an Iowa event as in the Granite State.
Universities today believe only science has rules. Wisdom is another term for rules of life. For that reason, there is no wisdom and no pursuit of wisdom at our universities.
The notorious RBG is not a fan of the Electoral College which concerns me. It is one of the few remaining checks that keep our nation a Republic. But while she is not a fan, she is a realist.
I had the honor and privilege of being a guest on Life With Liz today. Elizabeth Gabert has two one hour programs on WSMN 1590 in Nashua each week. She airs Monday’s and Wednesday’s from 11-noon. And I spent about 40 minutes with her on today’s program.
If you campaign for office talking about something you say you support. Then your life should contain actions demonstrating your commitment. When you have an opportunity to act or remain silent, your choice speaks to your character.
Today (and tomorrow) are Veto override days in the NH Legislature. And they have a lot of bills to consider. We’ve posted a list of bills he rejected. But as I write this Gov. Sununu has thanked the NH House for sustaining twenty-(two) of his vetoes (so far).
HB 364 will now return to the Senate for a final vote, expected tomorrow. Concord, N.H. — Today, the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted (259-120) to override Gov. Chris Sununu’s veto of HB 364, a bill that would allow patients and caregivers who are registered with the state’s therapeutic cannabis program to cultivate their own cannabis. … Read more
