Category Archives: Legislation
New Hampshire Politics with John Burt – The Budget
Rep Hoell and Rep Burt talk about why the House of Representatives did not pass a State Budget for the first time in history. We talked about the Senate and what part the House will play in making a State … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Legislation, National Politics & Policy, New Hampshire News, taxes
Tagged Budget, John Burt, JR Hoell, NH House
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NH House Blocks Food Stamp Reform
An effort to restrict the use of food stamps in New Hampshire won’t be moving forward this year.A House committee retained the bill Tuesday, meaning it won’t be voted on this session. The decision comes after the Senate endorsed the … Continue reading
Posted in Legislation, Local NH Politics
Tagged Food Stamps, reform, SeacoastOnline, SNAP
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Anti-gambling group returns to fight latest casino bill
In what has become a rite of spring in New Hampshire, opponents of casino gambling mobilized again at the State House to thwart another attempt by state Sen. Lou D’Allesandro, D-Manchester, to bring casino gambling to the state. More… *| … Continue reading
Posted in Legislation, New Hampshire News, Union Leader
Tagged Gambling, Lou D'Allesandro, SB242
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Domicile Deliberation: Why Not to Support Senate Bill 3
Rich dedicated the segment to informing the listeners about why they should not support Senate Bill 3. He talked about a lack of required information when registering to vote and living in a dorm as a demonstration of intent to … Continue reading
Posted in Girard At Large, Legislation, Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News, Vote Fraud
Tagged Domicile, SB3, Vote Fraud
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Help decriminalize carrying loaded rifles and shotguns
Please contact your State Senator and ask that they support Senator Avard’s attempt to introduce Rep. Proulx’s amendment on the Senate floor. Ask your Senators to vote for the amendment that will decriminalize the carrying of loaded rifles and shotguns … Continue reading
Sununu To Push All Day Kindergarten in House Committee
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu is taking his appeal for full-day kindergarten directly to House lawmakers. The first-term governor will testify Tuesday before the House Education Committee on a bill that adds money for school districts to provide full-day programs. The … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Legislation, Local NH Politics, Unions
Tagged Chris Sununu, Kindergarten, NH House
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Reminder: SB 3 is Crap – Amend it or Scrap It
The solution to SB3 and non-resident tuition-paying college students interfering in local elections is simple. Scrap SB3’s language about college kids and replace it with University of New Hampshire’s rules to qualify for in-state tuition. More… | GraniteGrok Get Your … Continue reading
Help Stop the #VolinskyAgenda – Support SB 193
Foremost on the #VolinskyAgenda is using public schools to inculcate Democrat (as in Democrat Party) values in children. … SB 193 would help thwart the #VolinskyAgenda by creating Education Freedom Savings Accounts. More… | Ed Mosca Blog Get Your New Media Militia … Continue reading
Posted in Ed Mosca Blog, Education, Legislation, Local NH Politics
Tagged Andru Volinsky
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House Bill 356 and Bill Duncan’s Warning
Rich spoke about an email that State Board of Education member Bill Duncan sent to him concerning the authority of Commissioner of Education Frank Edelblut. He shared about House Bill 356, which would provide Edelblut with an opportunity to determine … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Girard At Large, Legislation, New Hampshire News
Tagged Bill Duncan, Frank Edelblut, HB356
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Governor Sununu (No Longer) Needs Your Encouragement to Sign Parental Rights Bill!
[Update – He already signed it.] An important parental rights measure has passed the New Hampshire House and Senate and is now on Governor Sununu’s desk. House Bill 103 awaits his signature – and he is under pressure to block the … Continue reading
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