The results of the special election in Hooksett are in and Democrat Kathleen Martins is the newest member of the New Hampshire House. Martins is the winner by a vote of 1000 to 961
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7 Gun Control Bills to be Voted on by Full NH House
From the Women’s Defense League Legislative Alerts There are several gun control bills that the full NH House of Representatives will be voting on this week. Please contact your legislator or the entire legislature and ask them to vote Inexpedient To Legislate!!!! Some bills were ones the house didn’t get to last time they were … Read more
Tom Ploszaj: Live, Work, Enjoy … Keeping the Lakes Region one of the New Hampshire’s Best
I have announced my candidacy for State Representative Belknap District 1 for the residents of New Hampton and Center Harbor.
The Climate fear-mongering has gotten out of hand at the State House
Democrat legislators in NH and other states are coming up with all kinds of crazy carbon tax plans along with bills that could potentially give tyrannical powers, in the hope of controlling “greenhouse gas” output. These bills are destructive to the free and unbiased practice of science by codifying a revenue stream that is reliant on a theory having a specific outcome, thereby corrupting the scientific method.
Cornerstone Legislative Update – Big Week for Bills We Are Following
With many bills on the House agenda for March 11 and 12, we recognize that this is not practical. If you choose to email your state representatives on the following House bills, mention in the subject line that you are a resident of the rep’s district. As always, the best messages are brief, clear, and courteous.
So kids, what did we learn from Thursday’s House Session (03/05/20)?
We learned that the 37 bills that we spent time voting on today would have been all done on Feb 20th if we didn’t waste 4 hours on that day, at the Speaker’s discretion, reprimanding 8 legislators for not attending Sexual Harassment Training. Now we are behind in our schedule and we will have 350, … Read more
So kids, what did we learn from Thursday’s House Session (Afternoon 02/20/20)?
Upon returning from lunch at 1:30 PM we learned that the New Hampshire House would forever be changed, and not in a good way. Read on and you will understand.
So kids, what did we learn from Wednesday’s House Session (02/19/20)?
We learned that the Majority Party Democrats haven’t learned anything from last year’s session with regard to vetoed bills because some of them were back today with different bill numbers and nearly identical language. The result was passage in the NH House of these bills, but we all know that if they survive the NH … Read more
NH House Advances Waiting Period to Purchase Firearms
The gun-grabbers in the New Hampshire legislature have advanced a compromise bill. That’s what they’d call it. It forces a three-day waiting period on the purchase of firearms by law-abiding citizens. Felons, who don’t have to wait were pushing for the seven-day waiting period.
So kids, what did we learn from Thursday’s House Session (02/13/20)?
We learned that the Legislature can come together to honor our fallen heroes. The New Hampshire Senate voted, 24-0, to adopt a joint resolution to grant New Hampshire Medal of Honor to Air Force Capt. Ryan S. Phaneuf of Hudson who died in an Afghanistan plane crash last month. The New Hampshire House unanimously voted … Read more
Red Flagging College Students – Repealing Firearm Liability Laws – GUN FREE ZONE and MORE
From the Women’s Defense League:
Your State House 1/27/2020
This week, we continued with a heavy load of public hearings on new bills. I presented my HB 1648, which legalizes private use of cannabis and growing it for personal use. Unlike previous bills, there is no allowance for commercial sales: no regulation, no taxes, no fees, and the prohibition on selling cannabis (also on … Read more
That would be Leo Plante: “Dublin Republican seeks state office in Cheshire House District 9”
A defense of the true meaning of “Life Free or Die”. I was surprised to see that the Keene Sentinel ran a rather even handed piece on a rather new ‘Grok Friend of ours (he even asked us to come and speak to the Dublin Area GOP!), Leo Plante. It’s tough out there in that … Read more
The Left’s All-Out Political War on Your Pets and Livestock (Including Here in NH)
The Left is at war with America on many fronts, but one that has until now gone under the radar involves animals. Pets, working animals, livestock, you name it, the Democrat party is bringing the regulatory state to your door.
NH House Report – January 17, 2020
To my constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, & Pittsfield: This week, the House started in on the new 2020 bills, with a flood of public hearings. So there were many fewer bills to me to report on, but more data on most of them. I presented my HB 1412 to the Education Committee. This bill requires … Read more
Public Hearing on Pro-Abortion Constitutional Amendment Wednesday
There will be a public hearing Wednesday on CACR 14, a proposed amendment that would enshrine abortion in the New Hampshire Constitution.
ALERT: GUN CONTROL Hearings in Concord!!
From the Women’s Defense League: The destructive and draconian gun control bills that were VETOED last year are back in the House once again!!!! There is also legislation that will effectively END gun ranges in the State of New Hampshire! There are two hearings in the House and one in the Senate. BOTH are important … Read more
Public Hearing on Bill to Address “gross misconduct or willful negligence” by a School District
As bullying in the local schools remains a big problem, parents should consider testifying for legislation that could help parents and students. There’s a public hearing next Wed. on House Bill 1335, “An Act relative to private rights of action regarding pupil safety.”
So kids, what did we learn from Thursday’s House Session (01/09/20)?
We learned that despite a Democrat majority, the Republicans were able to help flip and table a handful of bills today thereby minimizing the damage of today’s list of horrible legislation. We tabled the dreadful Carbon Tax bill (HB735-FN-A), tabled the Road Usage Fee (HB478-FN-A) and passed the DWI Prohibition Bill (SB34). We also tabled … Read more
So kids, what did we learn from Wednesday’s House Session (01/08/20)?
We learned that the NH House lost a truly wonderful, educated and endearing State Representative. We all will miss Rep. Dick Marple and it was appropriate to take time to remember him during the start of session today and pass an unanimous resolution memorializing him and his accomplishments. May his memory be a blessing always. … Read more