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Your State House 5/14/21 (SB155)

January 12, 2025May 18, 2021 Carol McGuire

This week, my committee continued with work sessions on various sections of our omnibus Senate bills. We dealt with a lot of minor points, such as ensuring that extending outdoor dining would not let restaurants in the country overwork their septic systems and that actual court reporters did not need to attend every licensing hearing. … Read more

Urgent: Take Action Today to Save the Nashua Spending Cap

May 16, 2021May 16, 2021 Beth Scaer

Former Nashua Alderman-at-Large Dan Moriarty has been fighting to protect the Nashua spending cap. He needs our help to save it.

Legislators Vote to Include Religious Schools in Town Tuitioning Law

May 15, 2021 Op-Ed

The state Senate on Thursday voted to repeal two state laws that unconstitutionally exclude religious schools from participating in state education tuitioning programs. Both bills were previously approved by the House.

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⭐️⭐️ ACTION ALERT ⭐️⭐️

May 10, 2021 Op-Ed

⭐️⭐️ ACTION ALERT ⭐️⭐️ – If you support banning COVID vaccine mandates or passports, please email your reps and tell them to support the amendment to SB155.

Roll Call : 178 House Reps. Voted to “Infringe” Your Rights at Will

May 10, 2021May 10, 2021 Steve MacDonald

The Constitutions, Federal and State, were crafted to identify natural rights that the government was not permitted to infringe. Free Speech, Assembly, Religious Conscience, Self Defense, redress, and Due Process, to name a few. But 178 NH Politicians voted to infringe them at will.

Caller Tries to Intimidate State Rep Over Three-Year-Old Facebook Photo

April 22, 2021 Steve MacDonald

A fitness instructor, who now happens to be a 100% NHHRA rated Republican New Hampshire state rep, had someone call the statehouse to complain? Not about a vote but over a three-year-old photo she shared on Facebook.

House Leaders Tell Senate: Budget Won’t Pass Without Emergency Reforms!

April 15, 2021 Op-Ed

Please thank House Leaders for standing their ground on emergency powers reforms, and contact all 24 senators, asking them to support the budget. As written, the State of Emergency would end.

The House Defends the New Hampshire Republic The Senate Must Follow Suit

November 19, 2024April 14, 2021 Andrew Manuse

Last week, the New Hampshire House showed it understands the gravity of our time, advancing reforms within its budget to end the current State of Emergency and restore a balance of powers in our state. We owe these men and women a debt of gratitude.

Out of state cards to vote for Dems in Merrimack Election

About Those Out-of-State Postcards Supporting a Democrat in Merrimack…

April 13, 2021

The postcard people who are trying to affect the outcome of the Merrimack, NH House race – do you suppose they are making these homemade-looking postcards from areas where there is little to no chance an election in their district would be anything but a Democrat landslide, year after year?

Girard Opposes Using Sununu Center as State Psychiatric Facility

April 13, 2021April 13, 2021 Steve MacDonald

MANCHESTER, NH. April 13, 2021—Reacting to an April 12, 2021 news report on WMUR TV-9, likely Manchester mayoral candidate Rich Girard said he would oppose the state’s use of the YDC facilities on North River Road as a psychiatric hospital.

So Kids, What Did We Learn From Friday’s NH House Session (04/09/21)?

April 12, 2021April 12, 2021 Judy Aron

We learned that it took us a full day from 9:00 am to 6:30 pm to get through 33 House bills. All were recommended by their committee as Ought To Pass (OTP) by their respective committees, except for the last 3 bills that were recommended as Inexpedient To Legislate (ITL) by their respective committees.

20 Nashua State Reps OPPOSED a Bill Allowing Children To Sell Lemonade Without a License — They Were All DEMOCRATS

April 12, 2021April 11, 2021 Doris Hohensee

On Friday, April 9th, the NH House approved a bill that allows children to sell lemonade without a permit. Amazing that we actually needed a bill to “allow” that: common sense has long gone out the window. Anyway, you might have guessed that almost all Nashua State Representatives are so authoritarian that they voted “NAY.” … Read more

So Kids, What Did We Learn From Thursday’s NH House Session (04/08/21)?

April 11, 2021April 11, 2021 Judy Aron

We learned that it took us a full day from 9am to 7pm to get through 51 House bills recommended as Ought To Pass (OTP) by their respective committees. They were from Criminal Justice (5), Education (12), Election Law (10), Executive Departments and Administration (8), Health Human and Elderly Services (8), and Judiciary (8).

Video Update: NH State Rep Deb Stevens Shamed for Boiling Her Dog in the Sun All Day Long

April 10, 2021 Skip

This is an update to Steve’s post that pointed out that Progressive Deb Stevens had no concern at all for leaving her “precious” pooch to boil in the hot sun the entire time.

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Democrat Deb Steven’s ‘Hot Dog’ Day Involves an Actual Dog Left in a Hot Car (in the Sun) for Hours [Updated]

April 10, 2021April 10, 2021 Steve MacDonald

If you are unfamiliar with Nahua Democrat Rep. Deb Stevens, she’s the piece of work that claimed Republicans were stockpiling guns and ammo to commit mass slaughter during a civil war.

NH State Rep Jean Jeudy (Progressive) – Get Your Democrat Demographics Right, Willya?

April 9, 2021 Skip

I understand that politicians will “shade” the truth to support their positions. And especially so with regard to bills like HB544. That legislation is trying to stop the Left’s Critical Race Theory’s progression through Government and our Government Schools.

RebuildNH Celebrates Bipartisan Effort to Restore Balance of Power in NH

April 10, 2021April 9, 2021 Op-Ed

EAST DERRY, N.H.—The N.H. House of Representatives overwhelmingly declared that no governor ought to use emergency powers the same way as Gov. Chris Sununu ever again, and passed a reform yesterday with a bi-partisan veto-proof majority that will make sure of this.

So Kids… What Did We Learn From Wednesday’s House Session (4/7/21)?

April 9, 2021April 8, 2021 Judy Aron

We learned that Wednesday was House Budget Day. The NH House spent the better part of Wednesday passing a budget that kept Republican campaign promises. We passed HB1 and HB2, the budget bill and trailer bill, which effectively utilized tax dollars, and cut back government spending while cutting taxes.

New Hampshire House Freedom Caucus Celebrates Budget Victory

April 9, 2021April 8, 2021 Op-Ed

CONCORD, N.H.—House Freedom Caucus members celebrate their efforts on Wednesday in passing the most liberty-oriented State budget since 2011, a budget that returns money to New Hampshire taxpayers and businesses and restores legislative oversight to keep the government in check.

Windham November Election Audit Legislation (SB43) Gets Full House Vote This Week

April 5, 2021 Steve MacDonald

The New Hampshire House is back to work this week, and they have a lot of legislation to address. The Democrats are expected to delay delay delay and drag the session out into the wee hours – there’s a lot of stuff they lack the votes to stop, so parliamentary hijinks are the order of business.