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NH Family Justice Monday, February 3 – House Judiciary CommitteeRoom 206-208, Legislative Office Building, 33 N State Street, Concord, NH⚠️9:30AM – CACR 7 – relating to the presumption of innocence. Providing that in all cases and suits of the state against one of the people, the defendant shall be innocent unless proven guilty.✅ Support ✅This constitutional amendment concurrent resolution … Read more
In part one of this podcast series, attorney Greg Sorg is a former NH State Representative who has successfully filed briefs with the Supreme Court arguing against continuing involvement of the court in legislative functions. He lays out the history and key points of the Claremont Decision. I want to thank Paul Ingbretson for making … Read more
School administrators are jumping on the SEL Social and Emotional Learning bandwagon. It may sound good, wanting to help children with their social and emotional needs, but what are children really learning? One SEL program used in Merrimack, and other schools, is called Second Step. I wont go in depth on the data mining that … Read more
From the Women’s Defense League A critical gun control hearing will take place on Friday, February 7th, at 3:15 PM in the NH House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee, Rooms 202-204 in the Legislative Office Building. The hearing will be on House Bill 159 – authorizing the state to report mental health data for firearms background check purposes and … Read more
Join Paul Bean for an interview with Gregory Wrightstone, a seasoned geologist with over 35 years in the field. Known for his contrarian views on climate change, Gregory brings a wealth of knowledge and a critical eye to the science of global warming. As the author of ‘Inconvenient Facts’ and Executive Director of the CO2 … Read more
On November 7, the voters of the Bennington 1 House district (Woodford, Searsburg, Readsboro, Stamford, and most of Pownal) appeared to have elected Democrat Jonathan Cooper over Republican Bruce Busa by a squeaker of twenty-five votes. A recount narrowed the margin to thirteen, all of Busa’s recount gains occurring in the town of Pownal. However, … Read more
Parents recently testified to the legislature that public schools are not “safe” or “suitable” for their children. That’s because the state has bribed public schools, using taxpayer dollars, to implement every education fad from restorative justice, which results in widespread discipline and bullying problems, to social emotional learning, which replaces academic instruction with behavior modification. … Read more
Monday, February 3rd, is ending/banning offshore wind House hearing day in Concord! Please take a look at the attached bill schedule; three are on the docket. I am the prime sponsor of HB 575, but we need support for all three listed below. Please share this far and wide. It would be great to pack … Read more
The “death with dignity” folks are back with another wordy piece of legislation to get the State into the business of supervising self-discorporation. While we have more than demonstrated how dangerous this course is, those obsessed with death and depopulation continue to seek paths to state-managed suicide. The first hearing for this year’s “effort” (HB254) … Read more
Were you as shocked as I was to see all these so-called anti-establishment Democrats, like Warren and Bernie, shilling for Big Pharma, Big Ag, and Big Bro? Hassan’s grandstanding comes off as embarrassingly confused–is she for bodily autonomy, or not? Or just sometimes, for abortions? RFK says he has prayed for 25 years to be … Read more
If you want to know how brave a media outlet is, look for the story about the “couple” involved in the murder of US Border Patrol Agent David Maland. Our local ABC News affiliate has several stories they’d like you to read. You’ll discover where they got the gun used to kill Agent Maland, where … Read more
The Constitution Party of New Hampshire is set to host its 3rd Annual State Conference and Informational Meeting on Sunday, February 9, 2025, at 1:30 PM. This event will take place at the historic 1838 Hope in Christ Church in Chichester, New Hampshire, offering a unique blend of political discourse in an atmosphere rich with … Read more
The religious flavor of this article’s title was intentional because of the religious credentials listed on Rep. Pearson’s home page. I’m talking about the father (Mark) rather than the son (Steve), though Ezekiel 18:20 says the father doesn’t share the guilt with the son. With that said, the apple still doesn’t fall far from the … Read more
K. Jake Langlais is the Superintendent of the Lewiston Public Schools. Langlais sent a letter to the district population alerting them to what, based on his own words, appears to be a non-problem. Langlais says, “We want to be clear – to our knowledge, the families of our school community have gone through various immigration … Read more
If you missed last night’s Granite State Live, you should check it out. Great show. Keith, Terese, and guest Leah Cushman covered the NH DCYF and Famly Court hijinks, New Hampshire’s decades-long failure to protect its children, and the systemic (ongoing) cover-up of this failure. But that is not why I have gathered you here … Read more
Okay, we have established that the Clean Heat Standard is an unnecessarily costly, unnecessarily complicated, ruthlessly regressive, unworkable word salad of legal confusion. But, hey, at least, so bleated its supporters incessantly for three plus years, it wasn’t/isn’t a tax, fee, surcharge on home heating fuel, right? So, what’s are the options for moving forward … Read more
Urgent Action Alert: NH House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee Hearings on January 30th The New Hampshire House is back in session and the real fight begins There is a lot to tell you in this email alert: First, the bill that we warned you about several weeks ago is now House Bill 159 Rep. Roy and … Read more
If you missed the live show, we open the show on the state’s dysfunctional DCYFand Family Court and what you can do to help NH Kids. w/Special guest Leah Cushman. Later, it’s town deliberatives, budgets, warrant articles, and how to effectively participate in town government. w/Special guest Claudine Burnham We open the show on the … Read more
Last fall, we reported on the shenanigans of Lisa and Joshua Urovitch. The Massachusetts residents got caught voting from a rental property address in Concord, New Hampshire. While they owned the property, they were not living in it, they just pretended to futz with New Hampshire Elections in 2022 and 2020. New Hampshire’s keystone cops … Read more
For my Vermont readers, I wish to invite you to attend a unique opportunity to gather and celebrate Vermont’s conservative political gains in the 2024 state elections. We live in times when many quite openly support a one-party political domination both in Vermont and nationally. I’m a big fan of hearing at least two sides … Read more