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.
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Raymond NH Wins for Conservatives.
Well, it is exciting to report to our friends that Raymond has had some wins from the recent town elections. There has been a group of us that have been working to maintain traditional values in our town and right now we have been concentrating on our library. Last year I won a seat on … Read more
Things Botox Can’t Fix or Hide
There are growing concerns about the appearance of John Kerry, one of the Democratic Party’s premier politruks, former presidential standard bearer, George W. Bush’s burr under the saddle, and Joe Biden’s Climate Tsar, er, without portfolio.
Report: New Hampshire Has One of the Lowest Tax Burdens in the Country
(The Center Square) – New Hampshire features one of the lowest tax burdens in the nation, according to a new report. WalletHub released its report, “2023’s Tax Burden By State,” which shows only two states have a lower tax burden than the Granite State.
Thoughts on HB10 – Parental Rights. New Hearing Date for SB272 on Tuesday, April 18th
The Parental Bill of Rights HB10 was a good bill, and so is SB272, the Senate version – which will be heard by the House Education Committee on April 18th at 10 AM at the State House.
Bobbi Boudman and The Sexual Grooming of Our Very Young Children
This is an open letter to the citizens of the Governor Wentworth Regional School District concerning any potential, blatant pornography and grooming material that may be in our school libraries or online libraries.
Are Bank Failures a Sign of More Trouble Ahead?
The failure of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on March 10 was the second largest bank failure in US history. Just two days following SVB’s collapse, Signature Bank joined the record books as the third largest bank failure in US history. First Republic Bank also seemed on the edge of collapse until Bank of America, Citigroup, … Read more
Survey: New Hampshire Has Best Return on Taxes in the Nation
(The Center Square) – The Granite State has the best return on investment when it comes to taxes, a survey says. WalletHub, a personal finance website owned by Evolution Finance, released an analysis saying 73% of people polled do not believe the government is spending their tax dollars in an effective manner.
That a Law titled “A Parents’ Bill of Rights” is Even Necessary …
In the most beautiful country in the world with freedoms like no other, that a law titled “A Parents’ Bill of Rights” is even necessary is unfathomable. But here we are, living in the twilight zone.
Help Write a New Versailles Treaty
I’ve rented a lecture room in Concord Heights from 1-3 pm on Palm Sunday. That’s this Sunday, April 2, 2023. All are invited for the purpose of shooting the breeze. It won’t be broadcast or recorded.
Camp Constitution Will Host a 12-Week U.S. Constitution Study Course …
Camp Constitution will host a 12-week U.S. Constitution study course beginning Monday, April 3—7:00 PM 129 Main St Alton.
The study course is titled Constitution 101 The Meaning and History of the Constitution, produced by Hillsdale College.
Support Parents’ Bill Of Rights in New Hampshire
S B272 “Establishing a Parents’ Bill of Rights in Education” is the Senate version. The New Hampshire House Education Committee will have a hearing on SB272, which passed in the State Senate but will need the State House to advance.
SUPPORT SB272 Parental Rights Bill
If you haven’t already, please take 1 minute and register your support for the Senate version of the Parental Rights bill; if you already did register, thanks. Take an extra couple of minutes and pass along for others to register their support. Our kids need to be protected!!!!
RINO Report, Prelim – 03/25/23
This is a preview of the RINO Report that will come out after the votes of April 6 (Crossover day – when the NH Senate’s bills go to the NH House and the NH House’s go to the NH Senate).
How to Restore the Sovereignty of the State of New Hampshire
The people must Elect a Man or Woman who understands the Constitution of New Hampshire and is faithful to their oath of office, by upholding and defending said Constitution.
Hypocrisy Exposed… Dilemma for Whom?
WOW, just WOW. That is my initial response to Karen Testerman’s article (hit piece) titled “Dilemma for Whom?” This article makes me immensely sad, and the fact it was written in the first place is absolutely mind-blowing to a group of patriots (me being a huge one) who supported her.
So Voters, What Did We Learn From Last Week’s House Vote on Term Limits for Congress (HCR4)?
On Thursday, March 16th, the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted on HCR4, an Article V convention application limited to proposing an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to limit the number of terms that members of the U.S. House and Senate can serve—Term Limits for Congress.
Dilemma for Whom?
Will the new chair of the NH GOP, Chris Ager, change course? Or will the same old same old continue where hairs are split, and business as usual continues?
The End Justifies the Means vs Means Are as Important as Ends
As a 54-year member of the John Birch Society JBS, I do not intend to go down the unlimited “rabbit trails” that US Term Limits Lobbyist Ken Quinn presented in his attempt to persuade the readers with “what he calls truth” in his 3/16 article about how great a solution Article V Con-Con’s would be to to fix the Constitution.
Concerned Alumni of Dartmouth College to host “College Covid-19 Vaccine Mandates – Scientific, Ethical, and Legal Considerations…
Hanover, NH – On April 26, 2023, Concerned Alumni of Dartmouth College will host a roundtable discussion on college Covid-19 vaccine mandates.