Held this past Wednesday, all kinds of positions and rules for the NH House are settled. This year, as most of you know, over 100 Democrats decided to boycott the meeting that was being held al fresco.
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NH Democrat Andru Volinsky Shows His Disdain for Others
Wednesday was Organization Day for the new session of the NH House and was held outside at UNH. The problem for the Democrats was that they forgot about the first Rule for Success – showing up.
So Kids, What Did We Learn From Organization Day at the NH House (12/02/20)?
We learned that having Organization Day for the NH Legislature is non-negotiable. Holding Organization Day is required by our NH State Constitution. The General Court meets to organize itself on the first Wednesday of December in each even numbered year. On Organization Day all members present are sworn in by the Governor, in the presence … Read more
“Seven New Hampshire Republican Lawmakers Announce Resolution to Investigate Impeachment of Republican Governor Christopher T. Sununu”
It sounds like the NH House Freedom Caucus is going to make itself known again. Frankly, I think that the Democrat Leadership, Shurtleff in the House and Soucy in the Senate, abdicated their positions.
Two Abortion Extremist NH State Senators Defeated
In February, Kevin Landrigan announced in his “State House Dome” column that four state senators had been endorsed by EMILY’s List, a PAC that funds campaigns for abortion extremist women candidates.
How Did Those UNH and Cook Report NH House and Senate Election Predictions Turn Out?
On the day of the election, we published the UNH Survey Center’s projections for the NH Legisalture actually didn’t too bad compared to the Cook Political Report, which we also shared. Their projection was not very good.
ReopenNH Sends Voting Block to Concord to Restore Freedom
EAST DERRY, N.H.—Voters sent a message by electing a block of ReopenNH candidates on Tuesday during the state’s General Election, and now it’s time for our endorsed candidates to get to work restoring the Republic of New Hampshire.
NH’s Red Wave – Republicans Say they Have Also Flipped the NH House [Update]
As reported earlier this morning, the Federal elections went wrong in the Granite State, but New Hampshire Republicans did very well in local elections. While still unconfirmed, we flipped the Executive Council and State Senate, and it looks like the NH House as well.
A 2am Summary – 2020 Electoral Results – President, NH State Wide, and Other Races That Amuse Me.
UPDATE (Wednesday 7:36am): A few numbers have changed but not real “change” in the outcomes – yet. More later. US House – Republicans have picked up 4 seats but Dems still have the majority (predictions that Dems would add to their majority were wrong).
Your State House 10/16/20
This year, I have submitted eight bills already, am researching another constituent request, and am open to further ideas. I’ve resubmitted some bills I worked on last year which died due to the COVID interruptions, including cannabis legalization (possessing and growing, but no sales); a certificate to allow cosmetologists to tattoo eyebrows (rather than getting … Read more
I Am Endorsing Steve Kenda for Bedford, NH State Representative.
I am endorsing Steve Kenda for Bedford, NH State Representative. He is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), which is to say Steve is a reasonably sharp guy.
This NH Democrat Says NRA Members are White Supremacists and Domestic Terrorists
Barrington, New Hampshire Democrat Matt Towne looks like your typical far-left rubberstamp. He voted to raise taxes (multiple times) and to give NH driver’s licenses to illegal aliens. He knows what you should pay people who work for you better than you do, and he’s not a fan of the NRA.
House Resolution: Remove NETFLIX Film, “Cuties,” – Ask DOJ to Investigate Potentially Illegal Content
After a number of constituents asked me to act on the recently released NETFLIX film, “Cuties,” I introduced a House Resolution calling on the Department of Justice to investigate the film.
Wendy Richardson for NH House: Carroll County Dist 2 – I want to Be Your Voice
My name is Wendy Richardson. I am honored to announce that I am running to be the State Representative to all the towns included in Carroll County’s District 2. In a time when so many people are desperate to have their voices heard, I want to be your voice!
Is That Manner of “Mask Wearing” Democrat Party Approved (Majority Leader Ley)?
For all of the yammering by the Democrat Party and its NH House leaders over the 50 or so Republican Representatives that went without masks in the “Freedom” section, you’d think that they would have thought about the blowback: glasshouses, throwing stones, and all that.
DISQUS Doodlings – Just Putting Republicans into Those Seats is Insufficient
Sigh. Once again, we see an instance of what I call the Republican Republicans’ for the Sake of the Republican Party (“RRftSofRP”). I don’t consider myself the brightest bulb in the lot; just an ordinary schlub from Central New Hampsha.
DISQUS Doodlings – Kudos to the 47 Republican Reps that Refused to be Assimilated by the Democrats
Once again, New Hampshire Democrats try their hand at “Freedom Shaming” against those resolutely refusing to be assimilated by the Ray Buckley Borg (a Star Trek reference for the uninitiated).
All of NH Governor Chris Sununu’s 22 Vetoes Upheld by the NH House
There were not nearly as many vetoes from Governor Sununu this session as last, but then there were. One Omnibus piece of legislation was a trash can bill stuffed with some 40 odds and ends the Democrats wanted pushed through the COVID fearmongering amended legislative session.
So Kids, What Did We Learn From Wednesday’s House Session (09/16/20)?
We learned that in order to protect us all from catching the Coronavirus the Speaker of the House decided it was best to send us all to the current COVID Capitol of NH… Durham.
Campaign Announcement: Tejasinha Sivalingam for NH State Rep.
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