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OPINION: A Response to Rep. Alicia Gregg, the NHCADSV, and Everyone Who Killed HB1633.

May 21, 2026 Gracie Gato

Rep. Alicia Gregg published an op-ed in the *Concord Monitor* this week titled “Survivors deserve the truth.” She opens by establishing her standing — ”I am a survivor, and I work with survivors” — and she closes by accusing Rep. Ellen Read of using “survivors’ fear as a political tool.” I want to take Rep. Gregg’s title … Read more

BEST: Did the NHCADSV pay off Senators to Kill Rep. Ellen Read’s Victims’ Rights Bill?

April 26, 2026April 26, 2026 Claire Best

The NHCADSV were the primary opposers to House Bill 1633, introduced by Rep. Ellen Read (D) and killed today by the Senate. The Bill was a simple no-brainer to allow victims of sexual assault better access (via a palm card or similar posted in the offices of public agencies) to know what their rights are … Read more

BEST: Can Senators Vote Fairly if They Received Campaign Donations From The NHCADSV?

April 23, 2026April 22, 2026 Claire Best

Dear Senators, I understand that HB1633 has been relegated to “further review”. I ask you this: This document shows that J. Grimbilas Strategic Solutions LLC made campaign donations to certain Senate candidates in 2023 on behalf of the NHCADSV, who paid it $6000 for lobbying. Apart from the fact that straw donating is strictly illegal … Read more

BEST: Rape Kits, Domestic Violence and the ‘Sliding Scale’ of Due Process – Yikes!

January 19, 2026January 19, 2026 Claire Best

The Criminal Justice Committee heard several bills on Friday relating to domestic and sexual violence. HB1651, HB1740, and HB1633 caught my attention [hearing video shared below]. First up was HB1651, introduced by Rep. Jennifer Rhodes. It was heavily supported by the NHCADSV, which had multiple lobbyists there on its payroll. They also had a three-person … Read more

Catnip, Pot, Daryl Abbas and Sharon Carson

May 13, 2024 Julie Smith

I recently visited the Home Depot nursery to pick up a catnip plant because I want to be “the source” to neighborhood cats that regularly visit. Please talk to your cats about catnip before someone else does, but let’s now talk about POT as it relates to senate dynamics.

Night Cap: 1 in 20 Daily Cannabis Users Will Develop Schizophrenia

April 28, 2024 Beth Scaer

I gave testimony this week in opposition to New Hampshire bill HB1633 to legalize recreational marijuana. This is my testimony.

Stephen Scaer, Nashua’s Conservative Choice for NH Senate

October 30, 2022 Stephen Scaer

Nashua Senator Cindy Rosenwald thinks that she and the Democrat party know how to raise your children and manage your money better than you do. Rosenwald sponsored a bill for mandatory COVID vaccines for school children, and voted to keep parents in the dark about what their children are learning in school.

Take Action to Stop Vaccine Mandates for our Children

February 13, 2022February 13, 2022 Jim Kofalt

How many elected officials does it take to impose a vaccine mandate on your children? Answer: 6. OK, – technically, it’s just 5. The sixth participant is an unelected commissioner, appointed by the Governor.