NH Liberty Alliance Archives

Underwood: Why is Jeanne Dietsch so afraid of the FSP?

July 1, 2025July 1, 2025 Ian Underwood

I just finished watching a little scare session conducted by former NH state senator Jeanne Dietsch, which you can find here. I should start by saying that, in my experience, when NH residents actually talk to Free Staters to find out what they believe, more often than not, they end up realizing that those beliefs … Read more

The 2023 Liberty Ratings

August 7, 2023 Norm Silber

The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance (the “NHLA”), founded in 2003, is a non-partisan coalition working to increase individual freedom in New Hampshire, by monitoring bills in the legislative sessions and encouraging private charity, a civil society, and citizen involvement.

NH Liberty Alliance’s Alliance with …UNESCO ?

July 22, 2022July 22, 2022 Ann Marie Banfield

The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance will be hosting a dinner that will include as their key speaker, Corey DeAngelis. You may have seen DeAngelis on TV pushing for more school choice options for parents around the country. And while school choice is a noble cause, we need to be aware of how some of these school choice programs can be dangerous to the autonomy of our religious and private schools.

NH Liberty Activists Fight for Pro-life Activists’ Freedom of Speech

May 2, 2022 Beth Scaer

On April 19, there was a hearing in the NH Senate Judiciary Committee for HB1625, the Sidewalk Free Speech Act, which would repeal the never-used free speech suppression zones around abortion facilities.

Ask NH Reps to Vote to Protect Everyone’s Freedom of Speech

March 13, 2022 Beth Scaer

New Hampshire bill HB1625, the Sidewalk Free Speech Act, is scheduled to be voted on by the full NH House this week. The Act would repeal the unconstitutional buffer zone law which allows private abortion businesses to designate up to 25 feet of the public sidewalk and street as no-free-speech zones where even silent prayer is not allowed.

NH Liberty Alliance Supports Failed “Sex Work” Bill

January 30, 2022 Beth Scaer

House Bill 1176 would legalize prostitution as long as it is performed indoors in a place where the prostituted person has a right to be. At the public hearing last week, only one person spoke in favor of the bill, sponsor Rep. Max Abramson. Several people, including sex trafficking survivors, spoke passionately against it.