I gave testimony this week in opposition to New Hampshire bill HB1633 to legalize recreational marijuana. This is my testimony.
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Don’t Invite Destruction Into Our State by Legalizing Recreational Marijuana
by Beth Scaer
House Bill 639, to legalize the sale of recreational marijuana in New Hampshire, is being considered by the NH Senate Judiciary Committee and the following was my testimony this week in opposition to the bill.
Governor-In-Waiting Chris Pappas Is A Misogynist … But The NHGOP Is Too Low-T To Call Him Out
by Ed Mosca
On April 20th, the U.S. House passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, which prohibits biological males from competing against females in school sports: Every Democrat voted against the bill. New Hampshire’s Governor-in-Waiting, Chris Pappas, appeared ENRAGED: The clip below shows what happens when biological males get to “participate fully,” to use … Read more
Legalizing Marijuana Will Destroy the Mental Health of New Hampshire Residents
by Beth Scaer
I testified last week to the New Hampshire House Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee on Bill HB639 which would legalize the commercial sale of marijuana and other cannabis products in the state. This is my testimony.
Marijuana Legalization; What the Public Deserves to Know
by Op-Ed
During a February House session, there was a debate on marijuana legalization. HB 1598-FN passed 235 to 119. This bill is now under consideration in the NH House Ways and Means Committee.
N.H. House and Senate Convene January 8; Votes Expected On Trafficking Bill and Marijuana Commercialization
by Op-Ed
N.H. House and Senate Convene January 8; Votes Expected On Trafficking Bill and Marijuana Commercialization State House action resumes on Wednesday, January 8, when the House and Senate convene for their first sessions of 2020. Here are Cornerstone action alerts on two bills held over from 2019. Please call or email your legislators today! This is … Read more
State marijuana legalization votes: Good for the U.S. Constitution!
by Tim Condon
Who’d a thunk it? The recent marijuana legalization victories in Washington state and Colorado are outstandingly good news for the U.S. Constitution.
Why? Because they underline the facts that James Madison stated in 1788: “”The powers of the federal government are enumerated; it can only operate in certain cases; it has legislative powers on defined and limited objects, beyond which it cannot extend its jurisdiction.”
So does the Constitution empower the federal government to regulate or outlaw the use or possession of certain substances, such as…alcoholic beverages?
Of course not! That’s why…