Veto Day

Harrington: Vetoes Leave Residents at a Loss

When the people perform the arduous process of creating new state law through government, it works by starting in the State’s House of Representatives. A State Representative introduces the newly suggested law to their State’s House, and it gets voted (in or out) there first. If it gets voted IN through the State’s House of … Read more

Governor Groomer Chris Sununu

Governor Groomer Says: Your Body … My Choice

Consistency can be a rare and precious jewel. Nowhere more so than with Sun-King Sununu, aka Chrissy-Abortion, aka Governor Groomer, who believes in “my body, my choice,” when it comes to abortion (which obviously involves, at some point, a third-party who gets no choice), but not when it comes to actual medical decisions:  

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Where’s the Veto Pen? Abortion Insurance Mandate Going to Governor

Excerpted from Leaven for the Loaf: The New Hampshire House voted today to concur with the Senate’s abortion insurance mandate. Following an administrative procedure known as enrollment, HB 685 will go to Governor Chris Sununu. He has not indicated whether he will sign or veto the measure. The Governor’s office can be reached at (603) 271-2121. … Read more

The Pre-Emptive Veto

There’s a lot of talk lately about how the House wasted time on some pointless reprimands, and consequently everything is behind schedule.  However, this represents a small fraction of a much larger slice of time that gets wasted in every session, but especially in sessions — like the current one — where the legislative and executive branches are controlled by different parties.

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Hooksett Special Election

Special Election in Hooksett

Okay, the First in the Nation is over and the nation media swarm is gone. Let’s get back to the business of turning New Hampshire Red Again. Hooksett has a special election coming up on March 10th. Elliot Axelman is running against a leftist to fill the vacant seat of the late Rep. Dick Marple. … Read more

Democrats Campaign for Sununu

Democrats Campaign for Sununu ahead of State of the State

First off, let me remind Governor Sununu to use the word ‘beclown’ in his State of the State. Pet mission. Secondly, thank you to the Democrats for continuing to campaign for Sununu by reminding the electorate all he did to protect the New Hampshire Advantage and the Live Free or Die State. Ahead of today’s … Read more

GOP Holds High Hand in Budget Showdown

Wednesday and Thursday were good days for legislative Republicans.  They showed unified strength in sustaining the Governor’s many vetoes, sustaining 53 out of 55 so far this year.  This also showed the Democrats just how powerful the minority can be, when it bands together.  But, its too early to sit back and count the chips, … Read more

No Excuse Absentee Ballots = Increased Voter Fraud

Governor Sununu was serving the best interests of New Hampshire by vetoing the “no-excuse” absentee ballot law passed by the General Court on a mostly partisan (Democrat) basis. Absentee ballot fraud is endemic in our country, but never more so than in states with no-excuse absentee ballot laws. As a former resident of Florida for … Read more

Bills Vetoed Described with Veto Message

Bills Vetoed Described with Veto Message

Below is a list of New Hampshire legislative bills passed which were vetoed by the governor, described with his veto message. You can read the bill by clicking the link to the bill number. You can read the veto message by clicking the veto message link. Link to Bill #                          Bill Title                                    Governor’s Veto Message … Read more

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It’s LSR Season: A Growing List for Sununu Vetoes

Ahhh, Legislative Request season is now open!  That means all of us political junkies have plenty of material to scour, and plenty of questions to ask.  LSR’s were able to be filed starting yesterday, and the last day to file any is September 20th, 2019.  The list is already 52 long, which could mean a … Read more

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