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Once again, we have Progressive/Socialist Democrats wishing to suppress someone else’s speech that isn’t there own. In this case, Dan Feltes and Selfish Socialist Andru Volinsky are using the WuFlu as a cover, a pretext, to make that happen (emphasis mine, reformatted):
The Founders knew freedom without morality inevitably leads back to tyranny if each man is free to do what is right in the sight of his own eyes. If there is no common, objective standard of right and wrong, good and evil, what is to stop the strong from oppressing the weak?
HB1159, the bill (“relative to cyberbullying, cyberstalking, and doxxing of a public servant”) that puts Legislators above the general public’s Right to Free Speech is back in play again after being tabled back (re: interim study) in March of the year.
It made me rather sad to watch this video. These young’uns not understanding the cost that is behind their Right to say what they want. I cringed when I heard how easily they’d be willing to give it up – emotion over reasoning:
Democrats took a bill designed to address insurance reimbursement for ambulance services and turned it into a mandate for maternity abortion coverage. Cornerstone Action is reminding NH residents who don’t want to be forced to pay for abortion coverage.
In 2017 the Trump Administration issued a new rule under Obama Care. Private groups, including businesses, could exempt themselves from having to provide insurance coverage for birth control with no co-pay based on sincerely held religious beliefs. In a 7-2 ruling, the US Supreme Court has upheld the rule.
Somewhere on Twitter, one of New Hampshire’s desperately-seeking-attention Democrats regurgitated another narrative mill talking point out of DC. They didn’t want Gov. Sununu to send our National Guard anywhere to “interfere in peaceful protests.”
One of the candidates in the Republican primary for US Senate has recently surprised most liberty-loving citizens of New Hampshire by supposedly supporting an amendment to the First Amendment of the US Constitution to overturn the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in the well-known Citizens United case!
Have you ever heard anyone make reference to the first amendment? Have you ever read it yourself? Do you understand what it says? It is quite plain.
My wife just asked me an interesting and instructive question: If the police are willing to go around hassling parents and kids at playgrounds, why weren’t they at Saturday’s rally in Concord to tell everyone to go home? Do you suppose it could have anything to do with the fact so many of the people …
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