National Parents Organization and New Hampshire Families recently received the results of independent polling concerning the attitudes of those in New Hampshire about shared parenting. The results show overwhelming support for a legal presumption of equal shared parenting when parents are living apart.
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Dem/Prog Supermajority is Super Out of Touch
Campaign for Vermont released some initial teaser numbers from a poll they conducted as we head into the 2024 legislative session just about a month away. They are not good for the Democrat/Progressive supermajority. They are very good for Governor Phil Scott. Are they good for Republican legislators?
Vermont Dems Still Want a Raise (Is it so They Can Afford All the Tax Hikes They Passed?)
With inflation battering the peasants and long-term recession looming, the first priority of Vermont Democrats was to add hundreds of millions in new spending and then increase their own salaries so they can afford to live with their policies.
Critical Bills Reach the House Floor Take Action Today
The House will meet on May 18th to vote on the bills below. We are looking for volunteers to hand out fliers with our recommendations to the Reps as they enter for session on the morning on the 18th. Please respond if you are interested.
Marijuana Legalization Bill Passes House with Major Bipartisan Support
Concord, N.H. — Marijuana legalization is one step closer to reality in New Hampshire after the state House of Representatives voted 272-109 to pass HB 639.
State of Emergency Reform Bill Hits the Senate
The following bill is word for word, the bill that was vetoed by the Governor last year. It has passed the House already and has now hit the Senate. Let’s push it back to the Governor’s desk.
Key Bills Head to the House Floor Plus Some “Lingo” Tips
I’m getting a lot of emails confused about the terms “SUPPORT OTP” or “OPPOSE ITL”, etc. I’ve been including this reference key and will continue to do so at the bottom of each email moving forward.
Your State House – February 24, 2023
This week, we met in session for two days. First, we approved the committee recommendations on 40 non-controversial bills, then special ordered HB 20, naming a bridge in Merrimack for Speaker Hinch. After a laudatory speech, the bill passed 356-4. HB 459, exempting some businesses from the consumer protection act, was killed without comment. HB … Read more
Parental Bill of Rights – Plus Floor Votes and SOE Reform
This week: Parental Bill of Rights – Plus Floor Votes and State of Emergency Reform.
Durham Rep Marjorie Smith Gaslights HB59 In Op Ed
Representative Marjorie Smith (D) Durham takes to the pages of the Portsmouth Herald to advocate for House Bill 59 “Requiring a background check prior to any commercial firearm sale.” Representative Smith is not educating the reader. She is gaslight the reader.
Abortion Bills Coming up for Hearings Next Week 15th and 16th
HEARINGS are where you can voice your opinion, experience/s, facts, lies, half-truths, and so on. If you plan to talk, you must fill out a PINK card on the table and hand to any one of the committee members.
The Unique Strengths of the New Hampshire Legislature
I was asked recently to characterize the unique strengths of the New Hampshire legislature. Size: largest state legislature by almost a factor of two. We have 400 House reps. The second biggest is Pennsylvania, with 204.
CPAC Rates The Most “Conservative” State Legislatures – New Hampshire Ranks 31st, Vermont 47th
I’m not sure what CPAC means by conservative policy, but this list was built based on how state legislators voted, and it looks like it hews closely to how the New Hampshire House Republican Alliance rates reps. I’d call that a decent measuring stick.
After Recent Supreme Court Ruling State Legislatures Are More Important than Ever
As a former President of New Hampshire Right to Life, this decision was the center of the pro-life community. And, now that there is no FEDERAL law supporting abortion, the whirlwind will commence in the states.
A Cooling-Off Period for Laws
In some states, you still have to wait several days to pick up a firearm after you’ve bought it from a dealer. The idea is that you might need a ‘cooling-off period’, if you were considering using the firearm in some illegal way — to commit a robbery, to confront an ex-spouse, and so on. … Read more
Grassroots Activism Brings 15 Liberty Bills to The Governor’s Desk
EAST DERRY, N.H.—RebuildNH today celebrates two years of hard effort to restore freedom in the Granite State through volunteer political activism using the tools of participation in government set up by our Founders.
[Updated] Ivermectin Bill Headed* for Gov. “Snoonoo’s” Desk – Parents Bill of Rights Passes Senate Hurdle
HB1022 would allow the dispensing of Ivermectin by use of a standing order. If you wanted it, you could get it without a prescription after a brief discussion with the pharmacist.
Six AWESOME Bills Signed Into Law By Florida Governor Ron DeSantis
In this installment of their weekly Sunday Six conversation, PF Whalen and Parker Beauregard of The Blue State Conservative discuss the six most impressive moves by our favorite governor, Ron DeSantis.
Tell the NH Senate: Stop Vaccine Mandates!
The coming week presents one of the best opportunities to expand medical freedom yet, and your emails and testimony will be needed to push some of our core RebuildNH bills across the finish line.