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Louis XIV, King of France, also known as the Sun King, reputedly said, I AM THE STATE.
Chris Sununu, Governor of New Hampshire, said when asked to stop infringing our constitutional rights under the pretext of fighting coronavirus, I AM THE CONSTITUTION.
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CONTACT: Rep. Mike Sylvia (603) 707-8594
June 9, 2021
The House Republican Alliance Tri-chairs are committed to assuring the citizens of New Hampshire that a Constitutional budget is passed out of the New Hampshire legislature. We urge our colleagues in House Finance to carefully examine amendments made to the budget while in the Senate.
Dan Richard addresses the Carrol County Republican Committee in Conway New Hampshire on May 30th, 2021 to talk about voter integrity, the Constitution, and the government’s violations.
This is a continuation of a series taking the adaption of Christopher Rufo’s speech at Hillsdale College on Critical Race Theory. This post is about how Critical Race Theory, in part, is being used to indoctrinate YOUR children.
Most of us on the Right have heard of “Butter over bullets.” It’s about Government spending priorities and the ramifications of putting one ahead of the other.
Activists will now need to add the Court of Judge Daniel Will to their radar. He’s the Sununu Admin lawyer who convinced a different Superior Court Judge that the Governor had the power to ignore the Constitution during a state of emergency.
Our Constitutional Republic has faced many challenges in its lifetime. Back and forth the pendulum swings between political leanings, many of which have tested our resolve. However, the challenges facing our Republic and specifically the “Live Free or Die” state right now, can’t be more serious in our lifetime and that of our children.
NH Solicitor General Daniel Will was the leading architect of a dangerous theory adopted last year by some New Hampshire courts; namely, that constitutional rights can be “suspended” during a State of Emergency.
The Constitutions, Federal and State, were crafted to identify natural rights that the government was not permitted to infringe. Free Speech, Assembly, Religious Conscience, Self Defense, redress, and Due Process, to name a few. But 178 NH Politicians voted to infringe them at will.
Last year was the Constitutionally mandated census of the United States (Article 1 Section 2) “…Representatives and direct Taxes shall be apportioned among the several States which may be included within this Union, according to their respective Numbers…”
While COVID19 and vaccine memes seem to be more popular than ever, I’ve taken this opportunity to include something besides COVID-related content for this week’s Monday Midday Meme Storm.
The Government Integrity Project Presents KrisAnne Hall, JD – KrisAnne Hall was born and raised in St. Louis, MO and began her career as a biochemist, Russian linguist for the US Army, and a prosecutor for the State of Florida.
The New Hampshire House passed a lot of bills this week that Democrats hate. They lowered taxes, blocked the funding of race-shaming programs, and tried to return a little religious liberty to the people. Democrat Rep. David Meuse has had enough of this and felt it was time to speak up.
The media are calling those who like the founding fathers “Dead Enders.” There is power in political name-calling. About 70 years ago America went through the Red Scare. People lost their careers for joining the wrong group.
Will the next election be held at Democrat campaign offices nationwide? Will there be poll tests about equity and white privilege before votes may be cast? Who knows at this point?
Article V empowers states to limit the federal government and is the megaphone for the peoples’ voice. This is part three of a how-to manual on limiting the federal government, skipping congress, and going straight to the Constitution.
This is the call to the “governed” whose rights our NH State Constitution was written to protect. Those elected to represent us seem ignorant of the document they swore to protect and defend when accepting their role in the State government.
In New Hampshire A Declaration of Rights of The People of The State of New Hampshire March 4, 1778.
“The whole and entire power of government of this State is vested in, and must be derived from, the people thereof, and from no other source whatsoever.”
