The 603 Alliance invites you to join us this summer for a gathering of like-minded grassroots activists. On Saturday, July 24th, we’ll be hosting an all-day conference in Manchester, NH for grassroots activists to meet each other, get to know the various organizations doing great work around our state, and learn how to be more effective activists.
Teach Children about Racism, Not to Be Racists
THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM FROM DISCRIMINATION legislation recently passed by the New Hampshire Senate is an important, and needed, contribution to our education system. It helps ensure that our students learn about the evils of racism without teaching them to be racists.
The Democrat Party is Undermining Our Economy and Our Security
I’m concerned seeing nightly films of the flood of people coming into our country illegally with no checks, all unknown histories and characters as the Federal administration spokespersons tell us “the border is closed.”
Are Nashua City Hall Employees Trying to Serve, or Control, the Public?
After 15 months of being closed, from March 2020 to June 2021, Nashua City Hall is finally open! I was pretty excited to be able to enter without an appointment or a mask to pay my City bills. It was almost like things were returning to normal.
Residents Fighting Back as Another Local School is Caught Race-Shaming Children
For a few months, parents have been organizing in Hollis-Brookline because they do not want their kids to be shamed or taught to become racists. The residents recently held a community meeting where this subject was brought forward based on the commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Live Stream Windham Audit Update – “Here are my Concerns”
I attended the live-stream meeting with Bob Giuda and Harri Hursti, the tech guru and self-proclaimed hacker responsible for the “forensic” audit of the voting machines used in Windham.
Fight for Our Students in Exeter Tonight!
Hello, I am the founder of ProtectNewHampshire.com, which you recently signed a petition for. We are fostering Tenth Amendment “State’s Rights” legislation and principles.
SAU16 – Alleged Sexual Misconduct Allegations Surface at Exeter Public Schools
There is nothing more disturbing than when someone reveals that they’ve been sexually assaulted by a teacher. Someone that parents would like to be able to trust. But that’s what has happened in SAU16 according to documents that I will share in this post.
Sen. Avard Statement on House Passage of SB 52 – “Municipal Tax Caps”
CONCORD, NH – Sen. Kevin Avard (R-Nashua) issued the following statement on today’s House passage of SB 52, regarding municipal tax caps:
Your State House 6/11/21
June 11, 2021: This week, the House and Senate met to consider amendments to each other’s bills (the House on Senate amendments to House bills, and vice versa.) Since, in most cases, the changes were minor (wording changes, effective date changes, making it one senator on a committee rather than three) we agreed with most … Read more
Your State House 6/4/21
Last week, the House met Thursday and Friday to vote on all Senate bills. Sadly, each day started with memorial remarks: for Representative David Danielson from Bedford, who died last month, and former Representative Rogers Johnson. SB 93, on permanency planning for children, and SB 94, on juvenile diversion, both passed on a voice vote … Read more
Online Survey – Tell The NH Dept of Education What You Think About CRT, Lockdowns, Masks
Sign the Petition: We Have Lost Confidence in Dr. David Ryan (SAU16 Superintendent) and the School Board
A petition has arisen in the wake of the train wreck that is the Exeter Schools System (SAU16), in New Hampshire. The premise is simple. The path that the district has charted is dangerous and unacceptable.
The GOVERNMENT INTEGRITY PROJECT Announces Support For Danville Selectman Write-In Candidate Scott Borucki
Danville, NH – The Government Integrity Project is fighting to restore Traditional American Values at every level of government. Especially locally, where it is easier to take back control – one town at a time.
New Hampshire’s State of Emergency Ends Today
Today is the last day of New Hampshire’s State of Emergency, barring any new emergency like an ingrown nail amongst the governor’s staff or someone accidentally stepping on the governor’s lawn.
So Kids, What Did We Learn From Thursday’s House Session (06-10-21)?
We learned that yesterday in “House Chambers South” (AKA NH Sportsplex in Bedford) it was “Concurrence Day”! It was a very good day to concur 51 House bills that were returned from the Senate with minor changes. Many good pieces of legislation are now off to the Governor’s desk! Additionally, there were 2 bills … Read more
RALLY – NH Voter Integrity Group Calls for Statewide Forensic Audit
The NH Voter Integrity Group will hold a rally on Friday, June 11th at the capitol building to call for a statewide forensic audit of the ballots from the November 3, 2020 general election. The rally will be held from noon – 5pm. The details are below…
Unvaccinated Students at High School Prom “Numbered” with a Sharpie – Tracked All Night
Recently a School Board Member and State Representative from Brentwood posted a disturbing message on social media about students who attended the Prom in Exeter (SAU16).
Dan Richard – A few Words About the Constitution, Elections, New Hampshire…
Dan Richard addresses the Carrol County Republican Committee in Conway New Hampshire on May 30th, 2021 to talk about voter integrity, the Constitution, and the government’s violations.
Who’s Afraid of Education Freedom?
Change is coming to our outdated education system. So far this year, more than a dozen states have enacted policies that empower families to choose their child’s learning environment using the public funds set aside for their child. The “Live Free or Die” state could be next—so long as special interests don’t get their way.