Finally, the Governor has lifted his mandatory unconstitutional mask mandate for the citizens of New Hampshire but the damage has been done and, unfortunately, we will see the mask drama continue to play out.
Should the District of Columbia become a State?
Before we even begin to answer this question, let’s look at the history behind the District of Columbia. The US Constitution, Article 1, Section 8, provides Congress the power to “… exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever, over such District (not exceeding ten Miles square) as may, by Cession of particular States, and the … Read more
Most NH House Dems Voted to Allow ‘Suspending’ Constitutional Rights
On April 9, the New Hampshire House voted to pass HB 440, also known as the Civil Liberties Defense Act or CLDA. This bill is a response to the fact that New Hampshire’s emergency powers laws have been interpreted by courts and state attorneys as allowing the governor to suspend constitutional rights during an emergency.
The Teaching Of Critical Race Theory in Public Schools Must Be Challenged In Court
Whether or not HB544 passes or fails in New Hampshire, it is of serious importance that public officials familiarize themselves with the following information regarding the Constitutional right to Freedom of Conscience and Religion and the paths to preserving these rights for Americans in the face of CRT indoctrination.
Planned Parenthood Northern New England President Quits After Workers Unionize
In August 2020, the Maine staff of Planned Parenthood of Northern New England (PPNNE) voted to unionize. In February 2021, the Vermont staff of PPNNE also voted to form a union. In April 2021, it was announced that PPNNE’s long-time president had unexpectedly resigned.
Rich Girard to Run for Mayor in Manchester
MANCHESTER, NH April 15, 2021—Saying it’s past time for the city of Manchester to get a handle on the many and serious issues that have festered and worsened in recent years, Rich Girard, a former long-serving mayor’s aide, who’s been elected at-Large to the Board of Aldermen, Board of School Committee and a charter commission announced he will enter the 2021 race for mayor.
Governor Deserves No Praise for Mask-Mandate Relaxation
EAST DERRY, N.H.—ReopenNH welcomes the end of the unnecessary and unlawful statewide mask mandate, but the governor’s vain gesture in allowing Emergency Order 74 to expire today merely pretends to restore rights that Granite Staters never actually lost, but many forfeited unknowingly.
House Leaders Tell Senate: Budget Won’t Pass Without Emergency Reforms!
Please thank House Leaders for standing their ground on emergency powers reforms, and contact all 24 senators, asking them to support the budget. As written, the State of Emergency would end.
Derry Residents Rise in Opposition to Pinkerton Academy Stockbridge Theater Appearance…
Derry residents rise in opposition to Pinkerton academy Stockbridge theater appearance by Alok Vaid Menon. We oppose the appearance by Alok Vaid Menon (AVM) for three main reasons:
Dear Mayor “Maskolini”… (That’s You, Jim Donchess)
I was on the conference call with you a week or three ago in which – through the moderator – I asked what the criteria were for dropping the mask mandate you enacted.
Sununu Discovers the First Amendment Just in Time to Save CRT
Gov. Chris Sununu is no friend of free speech. In 2018, he signed a therapy ban which made it illegal for licensed counselors to help gender-confused children live as their own sex, even though we know that the vast majority of those children would be comfortable living as their biological sex as adults unless they’re pushed down the path of affirmative therapy.
The House Defends the New Hampshire Republic The Senate Must Follow Suit
Last week, the New Hampshire House showed it understands the gravity of our time, advancing reforms within its budget to end the current State of Emergency and restore a balance of powers in our state. We owe these men and women a debt of gratitude.
House Budget Cuts State Spending, Taxes
The 2022-23 state budget passed in the state House of Representatives on Wednesday would reduce state general and education fund spending by 1.4% below actual 2020-21 state spending. The reduction from what legislators approved in the last session is even larger.
Girard Opposes Using Sununu Center as State Psychiatric Facility
MANCHESTER, NH. April 13, 2021—Reacting to an April 12, 2021 news report on WMUR TV-9, likely Manchester mayoral candidate Rich Girard said he would oppose the state’s use of the YDC facilities on North River Road as a psychiatric hospital.
Merrimack Voters Bombarded By Out-of-State “Personal” Postcards Supporting Democrat in Special Election
Merrimack voters are getting thousands of out-of-state postcards. They’re being asking to vote Democratic in the upcoming State Representative Special election on Tuesday, April 13th.
Whose Property Rights Should Be Protected?
I WOULD LIKE to counter a few points from the op-ed written by Max Latona and Jason Sorens titled “Stronger property rights can address housing shortage” that was published March 26, 2021. As the founder of the Bedford Residents Association, I’d like to ask Mr. Latona and Mr. Sorens a single question: Are you familiar with … Read more
BREAKING NEWS! The “Windham Incident” Election Forensic Audit SIGNED INTO LAW!
HUGE NEWS! I just received word that Governor Chris Sununu signed Senate Bill SB43 into law. It mandates a forensic audit of the ballots that were cast, and the voting machines that were used, by Windham, NH during the November 3, 2020 election. The Bill became law because Senator Bob Guida and NH activists demanded … Read more
Victoria Sullivan: “It’s Official… I am Running to be Manchester’s Next Mayor!”
On this special day, I’ll be busy on the campaign trail working hard to spread my message to all in the Queen City. I’m passionate about fighting for a Manchester with quality schools that serve all of our students, more well-paying jobs, a vibrant downtown with thriving small businesses, a busy airport, safer streets devoid of drugs, and a solution to the homeless crisis once-and-for-all.
So Kids, What Did We Learn From Friday’s NH House Session (04/09/21)?
We learned that it took us a full day from 9:00 am to 6:30 pm to get through 33 House bills. All were recommended by their committee as Ought To Pass (OTP) by their respective committees, except for the last 3 bills that were recommended as Inexpedient To Legislate (ITL) by their respective committees.
20 Nashua State Reps OPPOSED a Bill Allowing Children To Sell Lemonade Without a License — They Were All DEMOCRATS
On Friday, April 9th, the NH House approved a bill that allows children to sell lemonade without a permit. Amazing that we actually needed a bill to “allow” that: common sense has long gone out the window. Anyway, you might have guessed that almost all Nashua State Representatives are so authoritarian that they voted “NAY.” … Read more