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And after two condescending (and rather snotty) emails (here and here) DEMANDING comments from legislators who went “naked faced” during outdoor Legislative meetings, Mark Hayward has published his rant.
Should it become interested in doing so, here’s a way for the legislature to start taking back some of the power that it’s allowed the judiciary to siphon from it over the centuries.
This is RSA 4:45 II, which addresses how a “state-of-emergency” declared by a New Hampshire Governor terminates: II. (a) A state of emergency shall terminate automatically 21 days after its declaration unless it is renewed under the same procedures set forth in paragraph I of this section. The governor may, by executive order, renew a …
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There were not nearly as many vetoes from Governor Sununu this session as last, but then there were. One Omnibus piece of legislation was a trash can bill stuffed with some 40 odds and ends the Democrats wanted pushed through the COVID fearmongering amended legislative session.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Manchester, NH – Cornerstone today announced the release of their legislative scorecard for the 2019-2020 legislative session.
Protesters in Maine, much like New Hampshire, gathered in their state capitol on Saturday. Their governor (like ours) isn’t opening the state fast enough.
New Hampshire Republicans have a turnout problem. When they turn out they win. In 2018 they didn’t, and the GOP lost. Everything but the Governor’s office. Virginia just suffered something similar but with a Democrat governor. But it didn’t need to be that way.
New Hampshire Democrats got their manifold of anti-gun laws blown out the last session. But Marxists never stop. Ever. They always look for a way to restrict your rights or take them away. Thankfully, we have folks looking out for your rights too.
Americans should contemplate the under appreciated federal aspect of independence. We obsess about the size and strength of the national government. But it was our ancestors’ desire to govern themselves. They contemplated doing it in legislative bodies much closer than the British Parliament. That brought about the Declaration of Independence. How we got here… Have we …
Cornerstone has released its scorecard for the 2018 Legislative session. Cornerstone’s 2018 legislative scorecard selects 14 roll call votes in the New Hampshire Senate and 18 roll call votes in the House from the 2017-18 legislative session. The Raw Score is the score that most closely reflects how the actual percentage a legislator’s votes aligned with Cornerstone’s …
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