MicroGroks
As the Legislative Session for 2022 starts to heat up, we bring you a matter of pressing concern that is top of our agenda for the upcoming Legislative session. We hope you join us by supporting our effort to pass the House language to HB 440 and several other important measures this year.
New Hampshire is a Constitutional Carry State. If you are legally permitted to carry a firearm, you do not need to ask permission. It is also a Dillons Rule State. Local governments cannot regulate anything without the State saying they may and how, but they do, including firearms.
I run into resistance all of the time when supporting measures that would improve knowledge and literacy in the core academic subjects. That is why I’m making a public appeal to those who care about the poor quality of civics education students are receiving.
If you are a political activist concerned about Liberty and Freedom, start watching here, the LSR Results page. Here you will find all of the “proto-type bills” that may well end up becoming law here in NH.
Sometime after the American Colonies declared independence, Great Britain offered them everything they could imagine, with the exception of independence.
Summary: GraniteGrok is asking that our ‘Grok friends in the Legislature, including the Freedom Caucus, to vote yes for the budget. And no, I’ve not lost my mind. I do expect, however, that this will tick a number of folks off.
In a joint House-Senate committee today, the Senate openly carried out the governor’s bidding by adding language to the budget that would make his emergency powers fundamentally stronger than they have been over the past 15 months while including only nominal checks from the Legislature that functionally will not work to limit the governor’s power.
CONCORD, NH – Sen. Kevin Avard (R-Nashua) issued the following statement on today’s House passage of SB 52, regarding municipal tax caps:
June 11, 2021: This week, the House and Senate met to consider amendments to each other’s bills (the House on Senate amendments to House bills, and vice versa.)
CONCORD, N.H. — House Freedom Caucus members are deeply troubled by the Senate Finance Committee’s version of the next state budget because the Senate Finance Committee has stripped out necessary State of Emergency reforms and lays the groundwork for a Committee of Conference failure.
