Daily Archives: April 20, 2017
House Republican Alliance Drops Non-Profit Status
Responding to a new email by House Speaker Shawn Jasper, which we first reported in our item below, the leadership of the conservative House Republican Alliance said Thursday it will dissolve its standing as a nonprofit corporation and will continue … Continue reading
Ed Naile: Why I’m Not Attending Election Law Hearings in Concord
People are asking me why I am not attending legislative committee hearings in Concord regarding proposed election laws. So, I am going to write a short letter explaining why I am spending my time exposing and documenting NH voter fraud … Continue reading
Posted in Legislation, National Politics & Policy, Vote Fraud
Tagged CNHT, Ed Naile, Election Law, Vote Fraud
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Parents Speak Out on Education Saving Accounts
Several parents spoke at the House Education Committee’s public hearing on the Education Saving Account bill, Senate Bill 193, on April 4th. One of the parents that support the bill is Adrianna, a single mom from Kingston. Through tears she … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Legislation, School Choice for NH
Tagged Hearing, NH House, SB 193 Education Savings Accounts
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Support Home for Pregnant Women In Need
At a recent New Hampshire event, I was pleased to see former state representative Laura Gandia, who was there promoting an exciting new project: a home for pregnant women in need of housing and other services. It will be called … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Health Care, Leaven for the Loaf, New Hampshire News
Tagged Laura Gandia, Londonderry, St. Gianna’s Place
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State Law Has Braider Tied in Knots
…New Hampshire has some of the most burdensome requirements for braiders. Before I could twist even a single strand of hair legally, I needed a cosmetologist license. That meant I would need to complete either 1,500 hours of cosmetology training … Continue reading
Posted in Legislation, Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News, Union Leader
Tagged Braiding, Cosmetology, HB 82, Licensing, Yvette McDonnell
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N.H. Senate to consider bill that would deregulate some bitcoin transactions
Among the geekiest of potential new state laws – one that would exempt some types of bitcoin transactions from oversight by the state banking commission – is about to get its day in the Senate. The bill passed recently out … Continue reading
Ex-scoutmaster indicted for sexual assault
An ex-Scoutmaster was indicted for sexually assaulting four boys during the 1990s, doubling the number of alleged victims that he was initially charged with abusing. Eugene Perreault, 69, of 369 Piscassic Road in Newfields, faces 17 counts of aggravated felonious … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, Culture, Union Leader
Tagged Boy Scouts, Eugene Perreault, Sexual Assault
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New Hampshire Casino Bill Pecked to Bits in the House
Things did not begin auspiciously for the bill’s hearing at a meeting of the House Ways and Means Committee, as evidenced by the presence of the Casino Free New Hampshire group hosting a pre-hearing anti-gambling news conference in the lobby. … Continue reading
Protest against Planned Parenthood Saturday, April 29
[A] previous email incorrectly had two dates for our protest. The correct date is April 29. We apologize for the confusion. For more details visit protestpp.com, or share the event flyer. You can also RSVP on our Facebook Event Page. | … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Culture, Events, New Hampshire News
Tagged NHRTL, Planned Parenthood
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NH House ‘Freedom Caucus’ to Create Political Action Committee
A group of House Republicans plans to start a political action committee to push back against New Hampshire House Speaker Shawn Jasper in the next election, the latest chapter in a growing GOP feud. The New Hampshire House Freedom Caucus, … Continue reading
Posted in Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News
Tagged Freedom Caucus, NH House, PAC
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The New Media Militia 