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Last Friday, hearing news that the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee tabled an enormous $46M opportunity to further education in our state, was both troubling and heartbreaking for a number of reasons – primarily for children and families but also overloaded educators.
The Speaker of the New Hampshire House, Stephen Shurtleff removed Rep. John Burt from the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety committee. It seems Representative Burt had and expressed some concerns about the management of New Hampshire Fish and Game.
What’s the NHGOP doing to take back the New Hampshire House? How about an interactive web page? With every NH House Democrat. That lists their awful votes. A dossier on every Dem’s effort to tax you and rob you of your rights. They did just that.
We learned that The Rolling Stones were correct when they sang, “You can’t always get what you want”. The Budget bills HB3 and HB4 had at least one Democrat legislator literally in tears!
We don’t have details yet, but a release has been issued with gushing praise for compromise. Whenever Democrats are happy about a budget, I’m suspicious. So, I’m a bit nervous about this.
We learned that the biennial budget shenanigans with replacement budget bills are in progress. The Majority Party Democrats tried in vain to “suspend the rules” in order to introduce the budget replacement bills HB3 and HB4.
Back just in the nick of tie – Intro Ceremonies. Let’s see what the NH House will / won’t do, right? UPDATE and BUMPED: Normal House Rules were NOT suspended. ***** (3) Vetoes Sustained: SB74, SB100. SB148 ***** (1) Vetoes Overridden: SB88 Suspend the rules: HB3A, HB4 – motion / vote to suspend the rules to consider these …
VETO Day in the NH Legislature – and back to the NH House! Read More »
You can always tell the worst (of the worst) bills by who complains the most about them failing. Gov. Sununu vetoed HB706 because it was unconstitutional. The effort to give redistricting authority away to unelected pawns. Republicans in the House refused to override the veto, and the Dingbats are off their wingnut.
It’s not often that a Peterborough Democrat votes the right way in Concord, so when the opportunity arrises it seems almost necessary to praise it.
HB 364 will now return to the Senate for a final vote, expected tomorrow. Concord, N.H. — Today, the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted (259-120) to override Gov. Chris Sununu’s veto of HB 364, a bill that would allow patients and caregivers who are registered with the state’s therapeutic cannabis program to cultivate their own cannabis. …
New Hampshire House Overrides Governor’s Veto and Approves Home Cultivation Bill Read More »
