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HB1431 Parental Bill of Rights – WMUR’s Biased Coverage: JR Hoell Gets “Time Shafted”, and LGBT Advocate Chris Erchull hates Parents.

He wants to Get between Me and My Legal Son?? We on the Right know that WMUR’s coverage of most things is biased Left; sometimes very left. In their coverage of the Parental Bill of Rights (HB1431), they were the latter rather former (way Left instead of just Left). You can tell from how they … Read more

So, [Republican? Snicker!] Gov. Chris Sununu Told Us All That He Is Anti-parents and All in for the Teacher’s Unions.

by Skip

I AM ONE OF THOSE PARENTS THAT THE SCHOOL WON’T TELL ME WHAT THE TRANSGENDER STATUS OF MY LEGAL SON IS (“So How Did It Feel, Gilford School Board, to Watch Your Principal Lie to Me in Public Because of Your Policy JBAB?“)! And Sununu wants to keep it that way!

Does Governor Sununu Want Teachers to Lie to Parents? That Would Violate Federal Law

by Ann Marie Banfield

According to WMUR, Governor Sununu is planning to veto HB1431 based on some of the language that is currently in the bill. The parental rights bill would affirm our fundamental rights as parents in New Hampshire.

So, NH State Rep Kimberly Rice Hates Parents and the Parental Rights Bill that Empowers Them Over School Boards.

by Skip

UPDATE! The Senate Parental Bill of Rights has been accepted by the Committee of Conference. There are a couple of line differences between the House and Senate so there will be a vote next Thursday. Then Gov. Sununu has to sign it. YAY! NH State Rep Kimberly Rice was “demoted” from Chair and Majority Leader … Read more

ALERT! The 2022 Parental Bill of Rights is at risk of being killed in Committee of Conference

by Op-Ed

Act before 10 am TODAY: Contact the Speaker of the House to save the bill!

After 8:30 am, please send a short text message to House Leadership asking them to pass the Senate version of the Parental Bill of Rights, HB1431. Please be firm but polite.

Teacher-I will be your mommy because your parents hate you

NH Senate Debate – Parental Bill of Rights

by Skip

May 5, 2022 was the Senate hearing on HB1431 – a Parental Bill of Rights I asked both NH State Reps Paul Terry and Jeffrey Gleeson Greeson (thanks John, for the correction!) for comment. Paul Terry sent this commentary in with this link: Lo and behold, in the article covering Sen. Kahn’s announced retirement from … Read more

[Updated] Ivermectin Bill Headed* for Gov. “Snoonoo’s” Desk – Parents Bill of Rights Passes Senate Hurdle

by Steve MacDonald

HB1022 would allow the dispensing of Ivermectin by use of a standing order. If you wanted it, you could get it without a prescription after a brief discussion with the pharmacist.

Outgoing Director of the Office of the Child Advocate (Moira O’Neill), Says, “Being a Parent, Is a Privilege”

by Skip

When talking about the unalienable Rights of Parents, the use of the word “privilege” suggests in this context that “the Government will allow you to <insert action here>.”

Who is Fighting Against Your Parental Rights in NH? Take a Look and TAKE ACTION!

by Ann Marie Banfield

As a parental rights advocate in New Hampshire for about 20 years now, I have had to fight against agencies that want to limit our fundamental rights. Today the New Hampshire Senate Judiciary Committee heard testimony on HB1431, a Bill of Rights for parents.

Mom dad parents children original Photo by John-Mark Smith on Unsplash

Our Comments on the Parental Bill of Rights (HB 1431)

by Op-Ed

The Parental Bill of Rights is absolutely necessary for at least three reasons, directly related to the mental and physical health of all children and my grandchildren.

Tomorrow is the Day We Find Out How Many People Hate Parents – HB1431

by Skip

School boards all over the country were perfectly fine with defining many Parents as “Domestic Terrorists.” And by a 4-1 margin my school board agreed with that (only one spoke out when I asked “do you consider me to be a Domestic Terrorist?”).