Our bill to end town mask mandates forever has made a surprising reappearance in the Senate thanks to Rep. Juliet Harvey-Bolia and Senator James Gray. The vote will be on the 18th, and we need everyone to call Senator Ricciardi and Senator Avard and urge them to support the floor amendment to SB63.
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Melissa Blasek
The 2024 Legislative Season Begins – Take Action on Two Important Bills This Week
by Op-Ed
As the 2024 legislative season begins, I wanted to thank you all for your continued support and help furthering liberty in New Hampshire.
NH-NeverTrump … Wash, Rinse, Repeat
by Ed Mosca
There is a truly remarkable … remarkable for its, at best, lack of substance and, at worst, casual disregard for facts … op-ed in the Union “Leader” (should be Misleader) regurgitating the same stale NeverTrump arguments against Trump that have failed to resonate for months. Here it is and then some comments: First, how ironic … Read more
State House Special Election Alert
by Op-Ed
September 19th is a critical special election for the seat that will determine the balance in the New Hampshire House.
Petty And Stupid
by Ed Mosca
Quick … two words to describe Ron DeSantis’ New Hampshire surrogates. If you picked PETTY and STUPID … bingo! These people aren’t serious about winning the next election. At best, they are serious about grifting and winning control of the NHGOP.
An Incredibly Stupid Take On The Coming Trump Indictment (Jan. 6th)
by Ed Mosca
An awful lot of stupid tweets flow from DeSantis’ New Hampshire twitter-surrogates. For example, there was Jason Osborne’s silly claim that voters simply vote straight-ticket based on their choice for top-of-the-ticket and that, therefore, Trump as the nominee in 2024 guaranteed a Democrat majority in the New Hampshire House. Jason apparently has some issues with … Read more
Keep Politics Out Of Emergencies
by Op-Ed
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.
Parent Bill of Rights Fails
by Op-Ed
I dislike reporting on such bad news, but SB 272, the parent bill of rights, failed in the House. After a series of floor amendments gutted this bill, rendering it impotent and actually harmful to parental rights (see director’s report for more detail), the bill was voted “Indefinitely Postponed,” which means it can not be brought up again until 2025.
Critical Bills Reach the House Floor Take Action Today
by Op-Ed
The House will meet on May 18th to vote on the bills below. We are looking for volunteers to hand out fliers with our recommendations to the Reps as they enter for session on the morning on the 18th. Please respond if you are interested.
Upcoming Judicial Appointments
by Op-Ed
In New Hampshire, judges are nominated by the Governor and confirmed by the Executive Council. The mandatory retirement age for a judge is 70 years old. This year, Supreme Court Justice Hicks will reach mandatory retirement, and the process of replacing him will begin.
Foster Family Vaccine Bill Take Action Today
by Op-Ed
HB 408 would make it so that the families of foster children would not be mandated to be fully vaccinated to the ACIP schedule without exemptions (current requirement for fostering a child under the age of 6). The bill was supposed to be voted on in committee last week but was pushed off to this week.
April 12th Executive Council, Covid Report …
by Op-Ed
For the meeting on April 12th, here are the following items the Executive Council is set to approve related to Covid-19 (how are we still doing this?):
State of Emergency Reform in Peril Take Action Today
by Op-Ed
HB 127, relative to the declaration of a state of emergency, has passed the House and had a hearing in the Senate last week. This is the bill the Governor vetoed last year.
State of Emergency Reform Bill Hits the Senate
by Op-Ed
The following bill is word for word, the bill that was vetoed by the Governor last year. It has passed the House already and has now hit the Senate. Let’s push it back to the Governor’s desk.
Key Bills Head to the House Floor Plus Some “Lingo” Tips
by Op-Ed
I’m getting a lot of emails confused about the terms “SUPPORT OTP” or “OPPOSE ITL”, etc. I’ve been including this reference key and will continue to do so at the bottom of each email moving forward.
Parental Bill of Rights – Plus Floor Votes and SOE Reform
by Op-Ed
This week: Parental Bill of Rights – Plus Floor Votes and State of Emergency Reform.
February 22th Executive Council, Covid Spending Spree Report
by Op-Ed
For the meeting on February 22nd, here is the following item the Executive Council is set to approve related to Covid-19 spending:
Medical Freedom Day and More Take Action Today
by Op-Ed
Thursday, February 16th is a vital day in the NH House HHS Committee. RebuildNH is taking action on 6 bills that day. This could be the most critical day of the year for you to attend the hearings in person.
February 8th Executive Council, Covid Spending Spree Report
by Op-Ed
For the meeting on February 8th, here are the following item the Executive Council is set to approve related to Covid-19 spending:
Support Bill to Ban Social Credit Scores
by Op-Ed
I apologize for the last-minute email, but these bills snuck past me, even though our own treasurer, JR Hoell, co-sponsored HB 225. While both of these bills tackle the same issue, I personally feel that HB 225 is likely a better solution.