Daily Archives: March 26, 2017
Memo to New Hampshire House GOP – a “Public Hearing” is Not a Plebiscite
You have got to hand it to the New Hampshire Democrats and the New Hampshire political press. Although the Republicans in 2016 won control of all of State government –the House, the Senate, the Executive Council, and the Governor’s office– … Continue reading
Posted in Ed Mosca Blog, Local NH Politics
Tagged Ed Mosca, Hearings, NH House, NHpolitics
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Non-Academic Surveys – Call to Action
The House Education Committee needs to hear from YOU — contact them TODAY!! They will have a full committee work session on SB 43, a critical bill that empowers parents with active consent (opt-in) for most of the invasive, non-academic … Continue reading
Posted in Education, NH School Choice
Tagged Education, Michelle Levell, Parental Rights, School Choice, School Choice NH
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Libertarian Jilletta Jarvis Announces Campaign for NH Governor in 2018
Libertarian Party of New Hampshire secretary Jilletta Jarvis officially announced her run for governor in 2018 at last weekend’s LPNH convention in Concord! Here’s her first campaign speech as delivered to the convention where she discusses ending prohibition of cannabis, … Continue reading
Posted in Free Keene, New Hampshire News
Tagged Free Keene, Governor, Jilletta Jarvis, Libertarian, NHpolitics
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Out-of-state ‘dark money’ Organization Interfering with NH election law
Priorities USA Action is a left-wing super PAC that hides behind what the left likes to call “dark money.” They don’t have to report their donors. They do; however, have to report donations when it comes to elections and campaign … Continue reading
Posted in Local NH Politics, NH Political Buzz
Tagged Dark Money, Elections, Kimberly Morin, NH Political Buzz, Priorities USA
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The New Media Militia
I thought it was time to get the New Media Militia on its feet. The plan is to feature content from Conservative, Libertarian, and right-thinking Independent bloggers and podcasters. Many of them will be from New Hampshire, but content will … Continue reading
