The first of the LSRs are in and posted on NH dot gov. There were over 200 when I first looked and about a hundred more have been added when I revisited a day later. I suggest bookmarking this link in the same way you would use a real bookmark because there are usually over a thousand LSRs when all is said and done. Some people might plow through such a long list all at once. I have in the past, but it’s time consuming.
I started noting certain LSRs of personal interest to me and to various others and one can certainly expect the perennial ones to make an appearance before the time window closes. One example would be a redo of the vetoed HB 1131 and HB 1093 on school mask policy. I see a new Parental Bill of Rights in the pipeline. Like many bills that failed in one chamber or the other or at the finish line, it’s a new season with a new chance for bills both good and bad. Let’s talk about the bad for a moment, shall we?
Before doing that, I want to bring up Dr Marsh because he was a Republican, once upon a time. It appears that Rep Terry Roy is following his path. There is plenty of material out there, both in the Grok search archives and elsewhere, to support his red flagging reputation earned in the past year or so.
While browsing the list of LSRs posted, I was gathering gun-related ones for a certain gentleman friend in a red community and sent him an email with an initial compilation of the works in progress of Altschiller and her ilk. His reply was “did Terry Roy change his affiliation yet, he should be a Democrat.”
I never miss an opportunity to tell a man he’s wrong, but why not tell a man he’s right with equal zeal, when he is?
