Constitutional Carry Passed the NH House 212 -150. Now it is on to Governor Margaret Wood Hassan who is an odds-on favorite to veto the legislation cuz her peep’s are all freaked out. But if you want to be more like Vermont you have to start somewhere. Contact Governor Hassan and tell her to sign … Read more
The vote has been cast. New Hampshire Democrats want you to finance in-state tuition for illegal immigrants. Slap! (Full breakdown of the Roll Call available on the jump) HB 474 passed 188 Yea 155 Nay, with 8 “republicans” joining the Democrat majority. The usual suspects, of course, Kidder, Gargasz, Lockwood, and a few others. It … Read more
“People who cannot recognize a palpable absurdity are very much in the way of civilization.” —Agnes Repplier This is the story of a career criminal. He is…or was, rather, 29-year-old Ramon Sedillo of Albuquerque, New Mexico. In 2003, Sedillo and two of his pals snatched an 89-year-old woman’s purse outside a grocery store. Knocked to … Read more
SB11 passed the NH House by a vote of 254 to 74…… Here are the Republicans who, along with all but two Dems, succumbed to the siren call of ‘enabling legislation’…..
From Spec Bowers… Casino bill was defeated by large margin, 199-164. I thought it would be close. I thought it would be closer as well but gambling is one of those issues that has broad bi-partisan opposition. There are factions on the left that are hard core progressive wellsprings that oppose gambling as if they … Read more
Children and poor families hit hardest So which Republicans’ voted against private scholarships for poor kids in New Hampshire? Ann Marie Banfield provided a list, with contact info, and reminds us (On Facebook), a vote against will actually cost taxpayers more. (I talked about it here yesterday.) The HB370 (repeal) passed 188 to 155 and … Read more
Which Bud? While I know that the District 3 senate race is important to the people that live there, it should be of great interest to everyone beyond too, as the Democratic candidate is representative of many of his fellow party comrades– the ruling majority here in the Granite State. Like all liberals, Willard "Bathroom … Read more
Anybody that watches TV and follows politics at all knows that the Democratic candidates seemingly spend inordinate amounts of time campaigning in churches and would have to admit we don’t see the same on the Republican side. While we generally associate faith and Christian values with conservatism, we just don’t find Republicans as publicly mixing it with politics– … Read more