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Executive Orders: Clinton—2 in his first week in officeBush—2 in his first two weeks in officeObama—5 in his first week in officeTrump—4 in his first week in office Biden—30+ in his first five days in office Remind me again which president governs like a dictator? 🤔 — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) January 26, 2021 And given …
The Governor of New Hampshire has released his own Kraken. Emergency Order 76. It overrides the existing statute that makes vaccinations optional and mandates that this “transaction” be documented and stored in a registry.
I hope that everyone had a great Thanksgiving visiting with family and friends! I wanted to offer a quick update on the facemask/covering medical exemption cards we offered.
So, we’ve all been talking about Gov. Sununu’s Mandatory Mask Emergency Order and Grokster Ian’s finding of the builtin loophole that now changes the definition of “mandatory” to “toothless”:
Yes, New Hampshire is starting to get hit by the WuFlu again and it seems that numbers are getting higher again:
Back in March Governor Sununu suspended the state attendance law, which requires children ages 6-18 years old to attend a state-approved school for 180 days of instruction per year. He essentially created a law, authorizing remote learning for students indefinitely.
A year after the US Supreme Court overturned a stay on border wall construction opponents are back. They are worried that “the Trump administration could finish the wall before the court even decides whether to take up the case on the merits. “
The Governor’s Emergency Order extension ends in a week. Are we done? Have we had enough? Or do you believe he should extend it for another three weeks? One day in, where do we stand?
If you missed it here is a rundown of New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu’s Emergency Orders during the Coronavirus “crisis.”
Here in New Hampshire, we’re on a modified lockdown. All “scheduled gatherings of 50 or more people for social, spiritual, and recreational activities…” are prohibited. This prohibition does not include businesses. The Governor has issued a five-part order.
