We’ve been warning New Hampshire about the Council on Diversity and Inclusion. One of its first issues was that NH is too white. It then went on to promote SB263, sold as a much-needed add-on to anti-discrimination “protections” in public schools. As in, end gender discrimination against boys who want to compete in girls’ sports?
BY Cornerstone It’s Time For Legislators in Concord to Hear From You! Hearings Wednesday, January 9 on Buffer Zone Repeal and Human Trafficking Bills Public hearings on proposed legislation for New Hampshire in 2019 get underway next week. You may attend any hearing to speak on a bill, or you may attend simply to sign a … Read more
Care of Cornerstone, “Will you honor God with your vote this election day?” Includes a great video and 5 reasons why Christians should care about government and voting. Here’s reason number 5. As Americans, we get to choose our ministers of government. As Christians, we also know what God expects of government. He also expects … Read more
Cornerstone Action PAC Email Update: Cornerstone Action PAC is proud to announce more endorsements for the November 6 general election. As more candidates respond to Cornerstone Action PAC’s survey, more endorsements may be forthcoming. We strongly urge voters who don’t see their local candidates on this list to ask candidates directly about important issues regarding … Read more
In an email released yesterday Cornerstone Action PAC announced its endorsements in contested Republican primaries for state-level races. These are for the Executive Council, State Senate, and NH House. “The Cornerstone Action PAC is non-partisan and evaluates candidates without regard to party affiliation. Candidate party affiliation is noted below.”
Each of these candidates has a contested primary race. Endorsements are based on high scores on the Cornerstone candidate survey, on voting records, and on consistency between surveys and votes.
Here is a list of all their endorsements.
Two weeks ago GraniteGrok shared Cornerstone’s latest legisaltive scorecard. Among those grades were a handful of legislators given special recognition as heroes of the family. This recognition is given to representatives that received a score of 100% with no absences on key family focused legislation. We have already endorsed Mr. Negron for Congress in the Congressional … Read more
Cornerstone has released its scorecard for the 2018 Legislative session.
Cornerstone’s 2018 legislative scorecard selects 14 roll call votes in the New Hampshire Senate and 18 roll call votes in the House from the 2017-18 legislative session. The Raw Score is the score that most closely reflects how the actual percentage a legislator’s votes aligned with Cornerstone’s agenda.
Three State Senators and twenty-five members of the NH House earned a 100% ‘Heroes of the Family’ Rating.
For Immediate Release
Contact: Shannon McGinley, (603) 228-4794, cornerstone@nhcornerstone.org
Cornerstone Action Statement on Governor Chris Sununu’s Signing of Gender-Policy Legislation
The following statement may be attributed to Shannon McGinley, Cornerstone Action Executive Director.
Today, a Republican governor goes down in history as the man who signed the Bathroom Bill, endangering women and girls all across the state and giving unfair advantages to men posing as women in various competitive environments. Sadly, Gov. Chris Sununu’s decision to sign the Bathroom Bill will overshadow some of his otherwise constructive accomplishments and identify him as the man who allowed unwanted, socially harmful ideas into a law that directly opposes government’s constitutional role to serve the “general good.”
Gov. Sununu today has signed away every Granite Stater’s right to privacy in public accommodations. He has signed away protection for equity in school athletics and scholarships. He has bought into a lie that it is somehow bigotry to recognize a person’s natural biological sex, and instead instituted a new era of bigotry against people with common sense.
Could the state take a child away from a parent who does not want the child to receive cross-sex hormones and amputation of healthy body parts? An Ohio court has told us the answer: yes.
When transgender identity is treated as a non-elective medical procedure, that’s where the child welfare and legal systems inevitably lead.
By Cornerstone via Email Update
Important Reminders!
Gender Identity Bill Hearing Tomorrow, Monday, April 16
Tell Your Senator to Vote No on Therapy Ban Bill
Senate Hearing for Gender Identity Bill, HB 1319: Monday, April 16, 1:30 p.m.
Supporters of “gender identity” policy are deeply committed to passing HB 1319, a flawed and dangerous bill. Your presence at Monday’s hearing in opposition to the bill will be important, even if you do not testify aloud. The hearing is scheduled to be in room 100 of the State House.
This week on GrokTALK! our Guests will be… Greg Moore – AFP-NH State Director Jack Kimball – from Granite State Patriots and Kevin Bloom returns. The following Week, May 18th we’ll have… From Liberty Harbor Academy -Dr. Julianne Cooper is back Former NH House Rep and Activist Jenn Coffey and Cornerstone’s Education Guru – … Read more
This past Monday night, Cornerstone Action held a lecture at St. Anselm College’s Institute of Politics featuring Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse of the Ruth Institute giving a talk on “Making the case for Traditional Marriage for New Hampshire”. A crowd of about 150 people filled just about every seat in the auditorium. Just before the … Read more
Well, Dr. Jennifer (as we used to call her – she was a frequent guest of our’s on our Meet The New Press redio show a few years ago) wasn’t done with just Parts 1 and 2 – she had 2 more to go! She goes into detail of comparing traditional marriage of one woman and one spouse with gay marriage:
Part 3:
Part 4 is after the jump
This past Monday night, Cornerstone Action held a lecture at St. Anselm College’s Institute of Politics that featured Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse of the Ruth Institute (“Making Marriage Cool”). The title of her talk was “Making the case for Traditional Marriage for New Hampshire“. A crowd of about 150 people filled just about every seat in the auditorium and she gave them their money’s worth with a long and idea filled discussion of the benefits to traditional marriage vs homosexual marriage.
This is Part 1 of her talk:
By the way, it seems that GLAAD thinks that she is a VERY dangerous person (among a bunch of other conservative / traditional marriage supporters) and is now trying to shut her down.
Part 2 is after the jump:
While Democrat women were busy standing with planned parenthood in the NH state house last week, asking us to trust them, down in Texas a Federal Whistle-blower (who was also a woman), was getting help, preparing a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood in Texas–which has since been issued.
The lawsuit, filed by the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), on behalf of former Planned Parenthood clinic director, Abby Johnson, accused Planned Parenthood of submitting over 87,000 “false, fraudulent, or ineligible claims for Medicaid reimbursements” under Title XIX, in association with the Texas Women’s Health Program.
The Medicaid claims, filed between 2007 and 2009, were valued at more than $5.7 million. The lawsuit alleges that Planned Parenthood knowingly committed Medicaid fraud by “improperly seeking reimbursements from the Texas Women’s Health Program for products and services not reimbursable by that program.”
So Texas is cutting off Planned Parenthood. And in response, the Obama Administration, in defense of a political ally, is waging war on Texas, and treating the very women they claim to be defending as acceptable casualties.
Grassroots is at the root of all politics in New Hampshire these days (most days really) and in response to that the Sunday News has taken notice, publishing an article this morning by Shawne K. Whikham which highlights a handful of groups from around the state.
Adding a thought to what skip provided, and Drew Kline’s initial post on the Binnie Camp’s response to the Cornerstone Ad. Binnie ‘did call a lawyer’ when he didn’t understand. The lawyers did not understand either; that Cornerstone is a New Hampshire group founded by who, Karen Testerman? Yeah, she’s that out of state girl…running for governor … Read more