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CORNERSTONE FILES FREE SPEECH SUIT AGAINST EXETER SCHOOL DISTRICT ON BEHALF OF STUDENT – SAU 16 ATHLETICALLY SUSPENDED STUDENT FOR VIEWS ON GENDER
NH’s Preborn Need Your Voice: Demand Pro-Abortion Republicans Gordon and Alexander be Removed from the House Judiciary Committee!
For decades, New Hampshire allowed children to be aborted for any reason and at any time—even weeks or days before birth. The exact death toll is shrouded in mystery — our state’s refusal to collect abortion statistics means that we cannot know how many viable unborn children have been killed in New Hampshire over those …
This is Parts 1-4 of the 603 Alliance’s RevCon 2021 presentation of Concord 101 – Passing a bill and Writing a Right-to-Know request” with Neil Hubacker (Director, Church Ambassador Network). RevCon was the brainchild of the 603 Alliance that saw that ordinary folks, Right AND Left, were rising up to fight Critical Race Theory that …
Adam Sexton, political director at WMUR, hosted a debate between Leah Cohen of the Reproductive Freedom Fund of NH and Shannon McGinley of Cornerstone Action about the language in HB2, the NH budget trailer bill, that restricts abortions after 24 weeks gestation.
Concord, NH – Today, lawmakers came together to support HB 2, the state budget, by a vote of 192-181. Sections 37-40 of the budget enact the Fetal Life Protection Act, New Hampshire’s first ban on late-term abortion.
Want to know a little know secret about New Hampshire? We have some of the least restrictive abortion laws in the nation. Anyone could perform one, anywhere, any time (conception to birth) and there are no reporting requirements. Well, we had the least restrictive, that’s probably about to change.
Yesterday afternoon the Senate Judiciary Committee voted on four Cornerstone-supported bills, among them HB 625, the Fetal Life Protection Act.
The effort to push Cornerstone Executive Director Shannon McGinley out of Derryfield School’s board of trustees is based on the LGBT lobby’s biggest and most effective fabrications.
This Easter, I find myself asking: What, if anything, does the resurrection of Jesus mean for us followers of Christ today who are watching with disbelief, frustration, and horror as the very fabric of our nation unravels before our very eyes?
