Tag: Parental Rights

Fallout from Ruling on Unauthorized Vaccinations

December 19, 2024

by John Klar

In 2021, Leo Politella’s parents were specifically assured by their local Vermont public school officials that their 6-year-old son would not be vaccinated with a novel Covid-19 vaccine at an upcoming school clinic. Leo’s father visited the school the week before to ask whether he should keep his son home the day of the vaccination … Read more

Parents Appeal To U.S. Supreme Court After Vermont Courts Ruled Schools Can Vaccinate Kids Against Parents’ Wishes

December 9, 2024

by John Klar

A Vermont family whose 6-year-old son was vaccinated with an experimental Covid-19 intervention against the family’s wishes has appealed a Vermont Supreme Court ruling. The Vermont court had ruled that the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act (PREP) prohibits such claims, granting immunity to school and government personnel when they mandate vaccinations. Stunningly, the Vermont … Read more

Vermont Parents Whose Child Was Vaccinated Against Their Wishes File Case at US Supreme Court

November 20, 2024November 20, 2024

by Steve MacDonald

Update: Petition for Writ of Certiorari added Grok contributor John Klar is a farmer and a lawyer, and while he spends most of his time defending food and farming he will shortly (assuming they take the case, and I think they will) be arguing for the rights of Vermont parents whose child was given a … Read more

Warning to Wolfeboro, Tuftonboro and Ossipee voters

September 30, 2024September 28, 2024

by Ann Marie Banfield

Voters should remember that Democrats voted overwhelmingly against parental rights this last legislative session. I’m not sure when our fundamental rights as parents became a partisan issue. Something happened that caused Democrats to stand squarely against parental rights. Democrats do not consider due process in this decision either. When it comes to your child going … Read more

My Interview With Children’s Health Defense

September 21, 2024

by John Klar

I was recently interviewed by Michael Nevradakis of Children’s Health Defense. Michael asked me some very tough questions (that I provided to him beforehand!) about the Vermont Supreme Court’s recent Politella decision, which held that Vermont parents of a six-year-old boy had no legal rights when their son was administered an experimental COVID-19 vaccine despite … Read more

Vermont Supreme Court Denies Re-Hearing of Vaccine Consent Decision

August 27, 2024

by John Klar

The Vermont Supreme Court has doubled down on its recent decision denying Vermont parents and their children basic constitutional safeguards against unauthorized government infliction of an experimental vaccine on a young public school child. After an ill-considered opinion that shielded schools and vaccines from all state law claims for administering an experimental vaccine to a … Read more

Sacrificing Children to Big Pharma

August 23, 2024

by John Klar

A controversial Vermont Supreme Court decision reached the rather astonishing conclusion that the government can vaccinate very young children with experimental products without parental consent or legal recourse. The ruling is surreal in a state that claims it prizes individual liberties. If not overturned by sane minds in the US Supreme Court, the consequences of … Read more

Persecution & Ministry of Philip Zodhiates

August 23, 2024August 23, 2024

by Steve MacDonald

Sent to me by a reader is the case of a man who was imprisoned for helping a mother and her child escape abuse. The mother, having found faith, sought to protect her child from her abusive former lesbian lover. Philip helped transport them to safety, leading to his imprisonment. Philip shares his journey and … Read more

Sununu Signs Bill Expanding Parental Notification Law to Include Gender Curriculum

July 20, 2024July 20, 2024

by Steve MacDonald

The New Hampshire Legislature put several pro-women, pro-child, and pro-parent bills on Governor Chris Sununun’s desk this session. This is an accomplishment, given the razor-thin Republican majority, participation (attendance) issues inherent in a true citizen legislature, and defections on key bills. We always want and expect more, but then we must. Expectations matter, and there … Read more

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Teacher’s Taking Students to Get an Abortion Day and Other Parental Rights Issues

June 26, 2024

by Op-Ed

Many Granite Staters have seen the recent report in the New Hampshire Journal regarding the investigation done by the Department of Education of the New Hampshire school teacher who took a student to have an abortion.

A Win for New Hampshire Children

May 17, 2024May 13, 2024

by Op-Ed

SB574, as amended, passed the House of Representatives 352-7. This important legislation allows children to have equal access to both their fit, willing, and able parents after separation or divorce.

So Kids, What Did We Learn From This Week’s House Session (5/2/24)?

May 9, 2024May 3, 2024

by Judy Aron

We learned that when Republicans do not show up, it can be a pretty disappointing day in the House. Additionally, the same thing happens when we have a few person advantage and a handful of “Republicans” vote along with House Democrats to kill perfectly good bills, and conversely pass pretty awful ones. If you know some good Conservatives in your district, please urge them to sign up to run in June.

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Protect Our Children and Parental Rights

March 10, 2024March 10, 2024

by Op-Ed

Growing up in China, I never heard of parental rights. Every child in China belongs to the State. After Mao used urban youth Red Guards during his Cultural Revolution, he forced them to be re-educated in the countryside. My uncles were sent hundreds of miles away from home for ten years, and my grandparents had no say.

So Kids, What Did We Learn From This Week’s House Session (3/7/24)?

March 8, 2024

by Judy Aron

We learned that we had a full day with 52 House bills on the agenda but didn’t get through all of them. As the hour got late, we saved 10 for next week. We also learned that when Republicans show up, they stop bad bills from advancing and move good bills forward. Read more below.

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Interested in Fighting for Parental Rights and Against Library Lewdness?

November 19, 2024February 17, 2024

by Julie Smith

Rep Arlene Quaratiello vented to me last night that the House Children and Family Law Committee gave her bill, HB 1308, the ITL with a 13-2 vote. Arlene, as you can see on her home page here, is a librarian and has made a few Grok contributions as well.

A Life-And-Death Battle Between Parents and Hospitals for the Lives of Children

January 5, 2024January 2, 2024

by Op-Ed

I am writing with regard to the proposed bill to legalize assisted suicide in New Hampshire, which you have been (rightly) concerned about. I was horrified to learn that this is being proposed and packaged as a “medical freedom” bill.

Guy Who Denied Parents’ Rights Takes Out Full Page Ad Claiming He is a Parental Rights Advocate

December 20, 2023December 19, 2023

by Steve MacDonald

Laconia Republican* Mike Bordes is not the best Republican. You could do better. His NH House Republican Alliance Score is 78%. His NH Liberty rating is a more disappointing 66%. In other words, he’s not the best Republican, but that’s not what concerns him.

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Parents in Every School District Are Losing Parental Consent Over Their Children

December 6, 2023

by Op-Ed

Parents in every School district are losing parental consent over their children. School Boards are revising changes to the EHAB and JLCF policies, which deal with DATA GOVERNANCE SECURITY and WELLNESS, respectively.

What Every Parent Needs to Know for Back-To-School …

August 26, 2023

by Op-Ed

It is Back to School time across the country. Thousands of students will be returning to the classroom in the next few weeks to begin the 2023-24 school year. In addition to preparing our students to return to school, filling out a million forms, buying that perfect backpack and stocking up on glue sticks, colored … Read more

So Why Didn’t The NH Board of Education Get This Done, Too?

July 24, 2023

by Skip

In this Dillon’s Rule State, the Board of Education has FAR more power than the Commissioner (Frank Edelblut) in that all SAUs (School Administrative Units; think School Districts) must either cite NH State Statutes for the basis of their policies or State BoEd regulations/policies.