Apparently, Ed Mosca is unaware that he is unaware of the definition of the word “resident” and the consequences of HB 1264 along with its proposed amendments by Senator Birdsell and former Speaker, Bill O’Brien.
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Fight for Everyone’s Right to Stand, Kneel, Pray, and Speak on the Public Sidewalk
On June 10, 2014, NH Governor Maggie Hassan, now a US Senator, signed an unconstitutional buffer zone bill into law that allows an abortion business to designate up to 25 feet of the public sidewalk and street as a no-free-speech zone where even silent prayer is banned.
Lawsuit Filed against NH’s Gov. Chris Sununu, Executive Council, and Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee
A lawsuit has been filed in Rockingham Superior Court, Docket # 218-2021-CV-01160, which states that the Governor, the Executive Council, and the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee have no Constitutional authority to accept and spend Federal Funds under color of law.
Why Is Glad’s Chris Erchull So Interested in My Lawsuit against the Gilford School Board?
Last Tuesday was the latest hearing on my Policy JBAB lawsuit against the Gilford School Board. This is their implementation, via the NH School Board Association, of what was SB263 which made “gender identity” yet another Protected Class like religion, race, national origin (and the like) with respect to discrimination.
Board Crams City-Wide Mask Mandate through without Any Public Comment – Effective Immediately [Update]
Last week we reported on this week’s special meeting at which the Nashua Board of Alderman would review a Board of Health-proposed city-wide mask mandate. They had it, and they did it, and passed it, without any public comment.
Local School Board Continues to Arrest Parents for Not Wearing Masks
Yet another arrest was made, and more are likely to come from the Timberlane School Board, Plaistow, and other local police departments opposing parents who advocate for their children and against COVID-related mask requirements.
Why Would a School Board Not Want to Answer a Constituent’s Questions?
Why would a School Board not want to answer a constituent’s questions or concerns regarding their child’s education? Moreover, why would the Chairperson not respond to a right-to-know request pursuant to RSA 91-A that was submitted multiple times over the past year regarding public information?
Appeal to Supreme Court
NEW HAMPSHIRE SUPREME COURT Case No. 2021 TERM FALL SESSION DANIEL RICHARD V. SHERMAN PACKARD AND CHUCK MORSE ____________________________________________________________ RULE 7 APPEAL OF FINAL DECISION OF MERRIMACK COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT ____________________________________________________________ BRIEF OF APPELLANT By: Daniel Richard 1danielrichard@protonmail.com We want to thank Dan Richard for this update in his case to have both the … Read more
1st Remonstrance in N.H. 1786 – Transcribed
Here is the First Remonstrance, transcribed from parchment paper, filed after the N.H. Constitution went into effect:
What NH Should do now that its Supreme Court has tossed the SB3 Voter Law
Having read our supreme court’s decision on SB3, a bill that I strenuously opposed from my radio show, I have to say that I agree with the decision. Since June 2, 1784, Part I, Article 11 of the New Hampshire Constitution has provided for the following with respect to the Right to Vote:
NH Legislators: Stop Violating Your Oath of Office And Kill the Budget Bill
In 1984 the People of New Hampshire amended their Constitution to prohibit Christmas tree Budget bills:
NH – No Justification for Emergency Powers That Last For More Than a Year
As the era of mandated COVID-19 restrictions comes to a close today in New Hampshire, it is important to recognize that the threat to our Constitutionally guaranteed freedoms remains within the executive branch so long as the governor’s declared and extended state of emergency continues to be renewed.
HB 440: Addressing A Court Opinion Granting Our Governor Kingly Powers During States of Emergency
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.
Writ of Mandamus – Hearing On the Dismissal of Dan Richard’s Process of Seeking Redress By Remonstrance
Note: and tomorrow is the hearing on the Motion to Dismiss; we’ll be recording it. From the NH Constitution: [Art.] 31. [Meetings of Legislature, for What Purposes.] The Legislature shall assemble for the redress of public grievances and for making such laws as the public good may require. [Art.] 32. [Rights of Assembly, Instruction, and Petition.] The … Read more
Livestream: “Where Do We Go From Here”; A Presentation by The Government Integrity Project
GraniteGrok will be at the Crossing Life Church (122 North Lowell Road, Windham NH) where noted Constitutional speaker KrisAnne Hall will be speaking beginning at around 2 pm today.
Most NH House Dems Voted to Allow ‘Suspending’ Constitutional Rights
On April 9, the New Hampshire House voted to pass HB 440, also known as the Civil Liberties Defense Act or CLDA. This bill is a response to the fact that New Hampshire’s emergency powers laws have been interpreted by courts and state attorneys as allowing the governor to suspend constitutional rights during an emergency.
Writ of Mandamus – Filed in Merrimack County Court and Served on NH House Speaker Sherm Packard and NH State Senate Chuck Morse
Daniel Richard: “I am forced to do this as they refused to accept my remonstrances.”
Hey, Governor Sununu – Your Former Supreme Court Justice says HB544 is Constitutionally Sound!
” The law is settled that when the government chooses to pursue policy objectives it may compel its employees to speak in support of those objectives as a condition of their employment. See Garcetti v. Ceballos, 547 U.S. 410, 421 (2006)”
So, Gov Sununu won’t swear in a duly elected NH House Representative? So what’s the hair across this time?
“They were sent to have me removed from the State House. ?!?!”
This was the reaction from Anne Copp whose constituents elected her to represent them in the NH State Legislature. The above was Governor Sununu’s answer to them when she arrived for an appointment with the Executive Council to be sworn in. You know, if Chris Sununu would just act according to the Rules to which he as sworn an oath to,
Announcement -“Acting outside of the New Hampshire Constitution”
PUBLIC NOTICE Trespass Warning To all those who claim to be current or any former public officials Acting outside of the New Hampshire Constitution To all Forms of the former Government of the “state” of New Hampshire: You are hereby Noticed as of January 1, 2021. The people of the State of New Hampshire, who … Read more