We learned that it took us a full day from 9am to 7pm to get through 51 House bills recommended as Ought To Pass (OTP) by their respective committees. They were from Criminal Justice (5), Education (12), Election Law (10), Executive Departments and Administration (8), Health Human and Elderly Services (8), and Judiciary (8).
A $15 Minimum Wage Would Make NH Poorer, Less Populous
Raising New Hampshire’s minimum wage to $15 an hour would cost the state nearly 6,000 jobs and more than 9,000 residents, raise consumer prices, reduce economic output, and cause serious harm to small businesses and the leisure and hospitality industries, a new report from New Hampshire Employment Security concludes.
Keeping Nashua Residents in the Dark
This is how the City of Nashua’s mayor wants transparency but in reality, the mayor is stealing money from the taxpayers’ to pay off for his Downtown Master Plan. Remember the Nashua mayor is only interested in downtown.
RebuildNH Celebrates Bipartisan Effort to Restore Balance of Power in NH
EAST DERRY, N.H.—The N.H. House of Representatives overwhelmingly declared that no governor ought to use emergency powers the same way as Gov. Chris Sununu ever again, and passed a reform yesterday with a bi-partisan veto-proof majority that will make sure of this.
An Alternative to Critical Race Theory Training
I have read numerous articles about Critical Race Theory and heard CRT advocates talk about how important it is to blame past generations for this generation’s failures to provide “racial equity.”
Ideological Superorganisms
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Like so many people I’ve been baffled at watching small Leftist groups or even individuals acting to advance their global cause seemingly with great coordination in the big picture, but without any visible sign of said coordination or order-giving from a “shadowy central entity.”
Right to Know Request Regarding Assessing Racial Bias in Manchester Students
Dear Superintendent Goldhart: Pursuant to the Right to Know Law (RSA. 91-A), I am requesting public access, within 5 business days, to the governmental records reasonably described as follows: All records, no matter what form, including but not limited to, printed documents, electronic documents, e-mails, or any other form of records regarding assessments/tests/surveys/questionnaires for the period … Read more
So Kids… What Did We Learn From Wednesday’s House Session (4/7/21)?
We learned that Wednesday was House Budget Day. The NH House spent the better part of Wednesday passing a budget that kept Republican campaign promises. We passed HB1 and HB2, the budget bill and trailer bill, which effectively utilized tax dollars, and cut back government spending while cutting taxes.
New Hampshire House Freedom Caucus Celebrates Budget Victory
CONCORD, N.H.—House Freedom Caucus members celebrate their efforts on Wednesday in passing the most liberty-oriented State budget since 2011, a budget that returns money to New Hampshire taxpayers and businesses and restores legislative oversight to keep the government in check.
City Officials Believe Unwritten Policies Supersede the State’s NH Right to Know Law
A friend was arrested outside City Hall attempting to pick up Right to Know information with a confirmed appointment. Rather than expect her to return to get the information, I called the Clerk’s office to make an appointment to review and copy the same election documents, the machine tapes from the November 3, 2020 election.
BREAKING! NH Senate Sends the NH “Windham Incident” FORENSIC AUDIT BILL to the Governor! (24-0 Vote!)
In a HUGE WIN for We, the People, and for New Hampshire election integrity, the NH Senate voted 24-0 just minutes ago to concur with the House amended version of SB43.
NHexit.com “Protest Tour” at 5 Locations Tied to FBI Raids on NH Bitcoin Activists in NH
NHexit.com has scheduled a small “protest tour” around the state. This will mean trying to visit 5 of the bureaucracies tied to those FBI raids on NH Bitcoin activists.
Residents Are Afraid to Do Business in Nashua City Hall – Even with a Confirmed Appointment
Several Nashua citizens have been charged with trespassing in public buildings during normal business hours. Sadly, the animosity of City officials towards citizens has escalated over the last three years under Mayor Donchess.
Breaking: NH House Passes Emergency Reforms Along with State Budget – It’s Time to Contact the Senate!
The N.H. House passed the budget bills today containing the emergency powers reforms that you helped us include, and now the bill is on its way to the Senate. We appreciate the representatives who voted with us today, and we also appreciate you for reminding them to do the right thing. Thank you!
GREAT NEWS! The “Windham Incident” Forensic Audit PASSED the House! – We’re Almost There!!!
SB43 was PASSED by the NH House of Representatives this morning on the Consent Calendar! Because it was modified with an amendment in the House it will have to go back to the Senate, where there are three different paths for the Bill to take. The Senate can vote to:
The Goal of Critical Race Theory Training Is Politically Motivated
Do you want your young children, grandchildren, or anyone’s children taught that not due to their own actions, speech, or thoughts but, simply because of their race or gender:
Coach Keyes, I Want to Thank You for Taking a Stand for These Kids
Dear Coach Keyes,
I saw your story on ReBuildNH and Granite Grok. I want to thank you for taking the stand you did and wish you were not alone. Maybe you will inspire a movement.
Right To Work Protects Our Freedoms While Growing Our Economy
In the coming vote on Right to Work legislation Senate Bill 61 (SB61 text below) before the New Hampshire House, representatives have a clear choice.
ACTION ALERT: Pending House Vote for the “Windham Incident” Forensic Audit (Tomorrow or Thursday) – UPDATED
Please contact all NH State Reps TODAY (easy email address lists below) and respectfully ask that they support SB43. Your voice makes a difference!
This important Bill is currently part of the House Consent Calendar, which is usually passed by a voice vote without incident along with all of the other Bills on the Consent Calendar. But any State Representative is entitled to pull a Bill from the Consent Calendar and ask for it to be voted on separately. If that happens, them amendments could also be proposed and voted on and it could get messy… so as a measure of caution, it is important to let our State Representatives know that we want them to support SB43.