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The Fetal Life Protection Act went into effect in New Hampshire on New Year’s Day. The FLPA restricts abortion after 24 weeks, with exceptions for the life and health of the mother. Planned Parenthood and the other abortion supporters have been going berserk over this modest abortion restriction.
On the website for Planned Parenthood in Manchester, New Hampshire, I requested an appointment for “Transgender Hormone Therapy.” When I was prompted for my birthdate, I entered a date in 2006, making me 16-years-old, and the website encouraged me to come into Planned Parenthood to fill out some “special paperwork” to get cross-sex hormones.
The New Hampshire Executive Council has done it again. They’ve pissed off Planned Parenthood (PP) in NH and PPNE (Planned Parenthood Northern New England), by voting not to fund abortion provider contracts in the state.
Yesterday, we attended the Defend Abortion Rights NH Rally featuring Democrat congresspeople Chris Pappas and Ann Kuster, Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington, Ronelle Tshiela, co-founder of BLM Manchester, and former Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky.
Planned Parenthood is promoting “Rally for Abortion Justice” events organized by the Women’s March and being held around New Hampshire and the country on Saturday, October 2.
The pressure to fund abortion in New Hampshire has risen after the Executive Council voted 4-1 not to approve new contracts. “Republican” Governor Sununu wants them funded.
Wednesday morning, the NH Executive Council met at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Nashua to vote on awarding family planning contracts. When the councilors arrived for breakfast at 8 am, they were greeted by Jason Hennessey, President of New Hampshire Right to Life, and Mariah, Regional Coordinator for Students for Life, and their supporters.
FRC.org has a great piece called the Boards and the Bees. It’s a mind-boggling look behind the sex-ed curtain in your public schools. A world committed to sexualizing kids as soon as they enter grammar school.
New Hampshire lawmakers passed the Fetal Life Protection Act last week. The law prohibits abortion at or after 24 weeks, making it the Granite State’s first protection for preborn children at any stage of pregnancy.
In August 2020, the Maine staff of Planned Parenthood of Northern New England (PPNNE) voted to unionize. In February 2021, the Vermont staff of PPNNE also voted to form a union. In April 2021, it was announced that PPNNE’s long-time president had unexpectedly resigned.
