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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 …
Democrats Campaign for Sununu ahead of State of the State Read More »
We learned that the NH House lost a truly wonderful, educated and endearing State Representative. We all will miss Rep. Dick Marple and it was appropriate to take time to remember him during the start of session today and pass an unanimous resolution memorializing him and his accomplishments. May his memory be a blessing always. …
So kids, what did we learn from Wednesday’s House Session (01/08/20)? Read More »
We learned that Veto Day can be a satisfying endeavor even for the Minority Party Republicans and that saving NH from radical legislation can be fun and rewarding.
“Chris Sununu, like Kelly Ayotte before him, should fully expect to face the wrath of Granite Staters who are sick and tired of weak-kneed politicians who aren’t willing to stand up and take bold action to reduce gun violence. Join us for this press conference to call out Sununu and launch our accountability efforts.” …
Governor Sununu rightfully vetoed the Bloomberg-backed legislation that Democrats in the house and senate shoved through the legislature. Of course, they were all in a tizzy about it over on Twitter, apparently their backer, Michael Bloomberg, probably isn’t going to be happy with his little Muppets. For the record, it was Grassroots Granite Staters who …
Dem State Rep LIES About Being ‘Fearful’ at his School Over Sununu Vetoes Read More »
I’m not familiar with everything on the list of bills that left the Governor’s desk today. But I do recognize a few of the vetoed bills and New Hampshire should be happy he rejected them.
Rumor has it the current governor has a goal in mind. He means to veto more useless partisan legislation than any governor before him. Especially political stuff. “[M]ost of those will get vetoed, absolutely.”
As Kimberly pointed out, Gov. Sununu vetoed SB1 today. I’m going to keep updating this post to keep track of all the bills that do get such treatment. Thus, let’s see if he beats Mel Thompson’s record of 73 vetoes. After all, the Democrats have certainly given him a target rich environment from which to …
Sununu Veto Tracker post: Let’s see if the Guv lives up to his own “veto hype”? Read More »
There has been a lot of angst from you, GraniteGrok readers, that I have seen both here in comments here on the ‘Grok as well as on Facebook. Most of them surround “where is my State heading? What is happening to the ‘Live Free or Die’ ethos we grew up with (or moved here for)? …
NH Bills that are going to receive vetoes from Gov. Sununu Read More »
“A moment’s reflection shows that Liberalism is entirely negative. It is not a formative force, but always and only a disintegrating force.” —Francis Parker Yockey The House voted today to override the Governors’ veto of Senate Bill 88 on the heels of the Senate voting to override last week. The vote was 251 to 111. …
HOUSE JOINS SENATE, OVERRIDES SENATE BILL 88 VETO Read More »
