I am Kristine Perez from Londonderry, District 16, running for State Representative. I am a wife, a mother, a grandmother, and a retired RN. I am a State Delegate and was very disappointed in the number of Delegates and Representatives that participated in the NH GOP platform meeting in the Spring.
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Parental Rights
Press Release – Belknap County (NH) Republican Committee on the Failure of HB1431, a Parental Bill of Rights
From: Belknap County (NH) Republican Committee Date: June 6, 2022 For more information: Rep. Paul Terry / 401-648-1607 The Belknap County Republican Committee’s (BCRC) Executive Committee voted unanimously to condemn the New Hampshire House’s rejection of HB 1431, the Parent’s Bill of Rights, on May 26. The bill was defeated 171-176, following the New Hampshire … Read more
A Response to Drs. Hoffer, Shessler, and Chapman: How about Your Demand That Schools Break Trust with Parents over Their Children??
The analogous situation to what you are advocating is to see a child and then, without saying a word to the Parent, whisk that child off to surgery for an hours, maybe a day long, procedure. And like the Florida case, return to the Parent and say “Sorry, she didn’t make it”, turn around and … Read more
Getting Rid of the 15 Republican Reps Who Voted Against Parental Rights …
A few days ago, we provided a list of the fifteen Republicans in the New Hampshire House who voted against the Parental Bill of rights. At that time, we suggested parents look for and support actual Republicans to replace them.
These Seven NH Republicans “Took a Walk” Rather Than Support the Parental Rights Bill (That Failed by 7 Votes)
New Hampshire’s parental bill of rights, HB1431, didn’t have to fail. Yes, there were 15 Republicans who voted to kill it. There’s no excuse, but there are also those Republicans who were not excused and did not vote at all.
Friday Open Thread – A Pox on All Their Republican Houses! Is There Anything More Important than Parents?
So Government has decided, in the form of School Boards, Teachers Unions, and Democrats, that it has the Power to stand between Parents and their children. That Parents count less than both Government and their own Children. Isn’t this a form of “Taking”? Oh Wait! Republican have sided with them! Whose Party Platform states: We, … Read more
So Kids, What Did We Learn From Thursday’s House Session (05/26/22)?
We learned it was “Picture Day” and “Ice Cream Social Day” at the State House. Most of us lined up on the State House Steps prior to House Session to snap a “class photo”. Thanks to House Speaker Staff, and Deputy Chief of Staff Debra Childs in particular, for herding cats. It was a nice … Read more
Just Call It The New Hampshire Department Of Grooming
(NOTE to readers: Skip beat me to the punch on this, but I think the politicization/weaponization of the NH-DOJ is important enough an issue that it is worthwhile for you to have both our takes.)
Will Vetoing The Parental Rights Bill Cost Governor Groomer His Re-Election?
Chris Sununu, Governor Groomer, is in trouble. His favorability has been collapsing in recent months, but it’s worse than he realizes. I don’t know many Republicans who like him much anymore, and now he’s decided to piss off parents across the spectrum.
GrokTALK! 2022-005 (Everything Bagel)
This week we plow through trans-issues, parental rights, Post-COVID-Monkey Pox, Global Currencies, Flailing America, Governor Groomer, and more.
URGENT CALL TO ACTION: Parental Rights Bill HB1431
The NH legislature is currently considering HB1431, the Parental Bill of Rights. The final bill will be voted up or down by the House and Senate this Thursday, May 26th. We need all hands on deck to make sure that this legislation makes it to the governor’s desk. Although Governor Sununu has threatened to veto the bill, we … Read more
So, NH Gov. Sununu, Once Again, Is Talking Out of Both Sides of His Mouth: Local Control, Parental Bill of Rights, Masks
Yeah, sure thing, Baby Huey. Once again, you’ve taken an issue important to your (now shrinking) Republican base and tossed it into the trash can. And again, it’s over what PARENTS believe is best for their children. Nice to see that you’re showing us that you’re “Bigger” than they are – and using the rubric … Read more
So, NH State Rep Kimberly Rice Hates Parents and the Parental Rights Bill that Empowers Them Over School Boards.
UPDATE! The Senate Parental Bill of Rights has been accepted by the Committee of Conference. There are a couple of line differences between the House and Senate so there will be a vote next Thursday. Then Gov. Sununu has to sign it. YAY! NH State Rep Kimberly Rice was “demoted” from Chair and Majority Leader … Read more
Open Letter to Representative Pat Long (D) Manchester
Dear Rep. Long: I have been an active parental rights advocate in New Hampshire for about 20 years now. During this time, I have never received a dime in compensation. I advocate on behalf of parents in New Hampshire because it’s the right thing to do.
Democrats Are Selective When Addressing Censorship
Democrats who attack the democratically enacted Florida “Parental Rights” (falsely labeled “Don’t say gay”) and New Hampshire’s “Right to Freedom from Discrimination” laws misrepresent and slander them. The laws’ speech restrictions that Democrats call Stalinist censorship are limited to certain work situations and minor compared with many employment restrictions. The Democrat Party imposes much stricter … Read more
[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.
Gilford School District Lawsuit – Dismissed Due to “Lack of Standing”
My Gilford school district lawsuit has been dismissed due to “lack of standing”- Summary: