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In 2021, a group of state representatives angled to have a bill reforming New Hampshire’s state of emergency laws included in the state budget. It became the single issue that the budget debate hinged on. We were partially successful but not completely.
As he was out and about in New Ipswich, Temple, and Wilton (NH House District Hillsborough 32): Did you see what was written under the STOP sign? Yes, Socialism…So, help Jim Kofalt and his friends STOP Socialism. (H/T: Mike)
With the new rig of the S22 Ultra and the DJI Om 5 gimbal, I’m having some fun learning some new technologies. There a lot to learn for this blogger that wants video to enhance the blogging stories but not to the level of being a full-fledged videographer.
New Hampshire liberty advocates won a major victory on Wednesday when our State Senate voted to pass HB 440, Rep. Jim Kofalt’s Civil Liberties Defense Act. This bill will prohibit constitutional rights from being suspended during a state of emergency.
In its first session of the year, the NH State Senate voted to restore the core structure of HB 440, the Civil Liberties Defense Act.
As the Legislative Session for 2022 starts to heat up, we bring you a matter of pressing concern that is top of our agenda for the upcoming Legislative session. We hope you join us by supporting our effort to pass the House language to HB 440 and several other important measures this year.
In the Binford decision, an NH Superior Court Judge accepted that if a Governor of NH declared a State of Emergency (for any reason), nothing in heaven or on earth could stop their exercise of power, including the State Constitution.
Don’t like dirty elections in NH? Well, here is a way to clean them up. I call it – Transparency. Right here in front of you is an opportunity to shine a light on the out-of-state voters and out-of-date voter checklists in New Hampshire and bring us back the clean elections we enjoyed so many …
Don’t Like Dirty Elections in NH? – I Need Your Help to Help You Read More »
Next batch of Groups! GraniteGrok – Skip Murphy Republican Liberty Caucus of NH (“RLCNH”) – Spec Bowers 603 Alliance – Jim Kofalt House Republican Alliance (“HRA”) – Carol McGuire OK, GraniteGrok isn’t quite the normal advocacy group compared to all the others that spoke at CNHT’s Annual Picnic. Most are single issue groups: Education, …
“Reasonable restrictions are not reasonable” Jim lays out the story that during campaigning, many Democrats make it seem that they are all in favor of the Second Amendment (Article 2-A in the NH Constitution) but as soon as they win and get to the State House, their true intent shows. Simply, they lie. Listen to …
603 Summit: Jim Kofalt, 603 Alliance Board member on the Second Amendment Read More »
