On Wednesday, the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee held hearings on all gun control bills that are in the committee. This made it easier for people to get it all over with in one day! You can read more about the bills on a previous blog here.
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Alert: Public Session of the Committee to Examine Medical Intervention – 9 am Today in Reps Hall, Concord
A Committee to study medical intervention is meeting at the Statehouse in Concord today in Reps Hall to discuss whether medical interventions are reasonable, adequate, or overreach.
Let Me Explain in Detail Our Path Forward Before We Meet at the State House
When you join us tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Concord at the State House to protest the governor’s no-longer State of Emergency at his inauguration, which is happening inside the State House around noon, we want you to know how important it is to continue to use the effective political channels that our Founders set up for us to fight back against the governor’s usurpation of power.
What Kind of Re-education Shall be Proposed for the NH Democrats?
On Wednesday of this week, the New Hampshire House will formally adopt rules for the current biennium. As part of that process, the Democrats will again propose that all New Hampshire House members be required to attend a mandatory sexual harassment training.
Become a Constitutional Citizen of N.H
The New Hampshire government needs to be taken back by the people, and the starting point is to take back our ‘status,’ which has been covertly stolen from you.
ReopenNH – Independence Day Celebration at State House
EAST DERRY, N.H.—With many communities around the state canceling traditional Independence Day celebrations, parades, and fireworks displays on July 4 this year for spurious reasons, ReopenNH is calling all patriots to celebrate American liberty together at the New Hampshire State House from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday.
Appreciation Rally for NH Law Enforcement in Concord New Hampshire, Saturday
We rebooted our calendar, and the first event you’ll see is this; an Appreciation rally in Concord this Saturday (June 20) at the State House in Concord, New Hampshire.
Pennsylvania Republican Wins State House Race in Hillary +9 District
It was big news when a Democrat Socialist won a seat in a Republican-leaning State House district in Hooksett, New Hampshire. So, where are the news reports on this? A Democrat State House district in Pennsylvania that went +9 for Hillary in 2016 just flipped to the GOP.
Balsams’ Boondoggle: Does Les Otten Have a New Scam Going?
Yesterday, the Caledonian reported that the Balsams was up for sale. You remember the ongoing saga of the Balsams, where failed Maine ‘entrepreneur’ Les Otten was demanding New Hampshire taxpayers back his multi-million $$ boondoggle through legislation sought by nitwitted legislators from both sides of the aisle? Groksters wrote many articles about the adventures of … Read more
PHOTOMENTARY: Preserve the New Hampshire Advantage Rally
Today was the rally to “Preserve the New Hampshire Advantage,” held by the Granite State Taxpayers organization. Governor Sununu was there as were many Granite Staters from across the state who seek to preserve the NH Advantage – less taxes, especially NO INCOME TAX, less regulations, NOT MORE and of course, our freedoms such as … Read more
Of permits and things……….
“The permit came from Department of Administrative Services, so it’s up to them, but in their boiler plate permit it states you cannot sell anything, and I suppose selling raffle tickets would be a violation of standard licensing,” said Shurtleff.
Education: Legislative Schedule for Week of January 14, 2019
Welcome to the start of the 2019 legislative session! The Senate and House education committees are beginning to schedule public hearings and there is a full calendar for the HEC. We are monitoring numerous bills this year and those will include our analysis and commentary. There are several bills regarding charter schools, cooperative district agreements, … Read more
420 Protesters Troll Gun Grabbers in Concord, New Hampshire
The Libertarians recently had the pleasure of sharing “protesting space” with Teacher’s Union organizers at the New Hampshire State House. The Big Money Union shindig was a shill for the Democrat-Socialist gun-grabbing narrative. The 420 folks were there to smoke weed and punk the Union hacks whose solution to just about everything is more government control over law-abiding citizens. Which is really weird in this context. Their motivation for applying more of that control is Parkland which only happened because of the epic failure of blessed government at every level.
You’d like to think that “teachers” have more capacity to learn but to the assembled, it seems that the progressive carapace prevents the penetration of any evidence that contradicts the agenda.
Teachers Plan Rally in Concord to Discuss the Terms for Your Surrender
The NEA is planning a rally in Concord later this month. Kimberly Morin joins me to discuss their terms for surrender, a few contradictions, and some interesting side-lines about the day of the planned event. Follow this Podcast on iTunes
Democrat Lead New Hampshire House Rules Committee Votes to Ban Guns
The New Hampshire House Rules committee, now run by Democrats, voted 6-4 yesterday to ban guns from the House portions of the State house. The measure will now go to the House floor for a vote where it will see some discussion, after which–I predict–it will pass. Side Note: This, despite the failure of any … Read more
Armed People Present? More Safety for All.
In the wake of the mass murder tragedy at an Aurora, Colorado movie theater yesterday—and the immediate effort of the Mainstream Media to link it to the Tea Party movement—it is worth remembering that More Guns Means Less Crime.
For instance, when a would-be mass murderer shot his way into a packed church in Colorado during a Sunday service in 2007…
Today’s historic vote on CACR-12: A message for wavering Republicans….
I haa an animated discussion early today with several members of the State House of Representatives. They will be called upon to vote for or against the awful CACR-12 proposed state constitutional amendment. CACR-12 will essentially do the bidding of the five policy activists in black robes on the state supreme court. But they are … Read more
Second Amendment humor, courtesy of the Concord Monitor!
This is so funny! What appears below is a column from today’s New Hampshire government-newspaper, the Concord Monitor. I glanced at the top of the top of the column and though “Hey, great! My friend—the excellent Rep. JR Hoell—has written an interesting piece about 2nd Amendment concealed carry for everyone!” So I happily read the excellent column…
Is the Liberty-&-Freedom wing of the NH GOP a paper tiger?
Not really…but they sure as hell were AWOL at the New Hampshire GOP State Committee meeting on April 14, 2012.
As the meeting opened, there were 366 members reported present.
The big election battle was for National Committeewoman between Rep. Pam Tucker and Juliana Bergeron. Pam Tucker was the Liberty-&-Freedom (aka Tea Party) candidate, while Ms. Bergeron was the “establishment” nominee (for want of a better term).
The election was held late in the meeting. When the smoke cleared…
The latest RLCNH Report shows great legislative strides within reach in Concord
The latest RLCNH Report is out. It shows that New Hampshire is in many ways leading the entire United States in rejecting the “Blue State” European-socialist model. Just look at some of the issues being voted upon by the State House of Representatives this week, starting at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow (Wednesday) in regular session:
- A bill to enforce Article 2(a) of the New Hampshire State Constitution, allowing any lawful citizen to carry a sidearm either concealed or openly “wherever they have the right to be, with or without a license., a right protected in the U.S. and N.H. Constitutions.” (Statists hate and fear the inalienable right to self-defense. They don’t think normal citizens are capable or “authorized” to exercise their 2nd Amendment rights.)
- A bill to help break the stranglehold that public employee union monopolies have created, because “public sector unionization has become unsustainable to the point that many public sector employees now make more in pay and benefits than their private-sector counterparts. (Union monopolies should not exist in government employment. That’s simple, straightforward, and true.)
- More!