The New Hampshire Senate today killed SB 490 on a 12-10 vote. This attempt to establish an “end-of-life study committee” would have been a step toward an assisted suicide law for New Hampshire, as the sponsor made clear in her speech introducing the bill. This vote is a statement that New Hampshire does not want to go down that road. |Read More at Cornerstone
Senate Rejects Assisted Suicide
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Tagged Assited Suicide, Cornerstone Policy Research, NH Senate
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NH lawmakers spike bill to raise minimum wage to $15 by 2021
A bill that would have hiked the minimum wage in New Hampshire to as much as $15 per hour by 2021 has been defeated in the state Senate.
The legislation, Senate Bill 554, would have gradually raised the minimum wage starting in July, with an additional bump each of three consecutive years. |Keep Reading at NH Watchdog
Posted in Economy/Economics, Jobs/Unemployment, Legislation
Tagged Minimum Wage, NH Senate, SB 544
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My Response to Eagle Tribune Reporting Error
n “BOE Reverses January Decision about Green Complaint,” published on Feb 21, Kristen Giddings reported that subsequent to the Board of Education’s Jan. 11 decision in my favor, SAU 55 filed an appeal. In fact, SAU 55 never filed an appeal.
Any reader of your article would infer from your reporting that the BOE’s action to rescind their Jan 11 decision and issue a new decision was as a result of SAU 55’s appeal. This is not true. |More at timberlaneandsandown
Posted in Donna Green, Education, Media Bias
Tagged Lawrence-Eagle Tribune, SAU 55, Timberlane Regional School District
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Gun Control, Mental Health Issues, And Psychotropic Drugs.
Keith Hanson chats with the ladies of “Conservative Chic Chat” about gun control and mental health issues surrounding psychotropic drugs. | Listen Free on SoundCloud
Posted in Crime, Culture, Drugs
Tagged Conservative Chic Chat, Gun Control, Karen Testerman, Keith Hanson, Mental Health
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About Activist Students Who Want Gun Control
Did you notice how fast the Democrat machine got pawns from Florida education factories to the State Capital? It’s like the protest movement was already in place. Oh, wait. It is “Protest Season.” This is the time of year the left pops its head out of the various non-profits where they hibernate over the winter.
But I want to make several points about the school kid pawns as they shout pre-written Democrat slogans. | Keep Reading…
A Short History of Entitlement Abuse and Healthcare Deception in New Hampshire
If you’d like to browse through a detailed overview of New Hampshire’s history of entitlement abuse, then I’ve got the article for you. It starts like this.
Today, the New Hampshire Senate began a public debate about reauthorizing Obamacare Medicaid expansion. Since 1991, New Hampshire has been funding a large portion of its general fund from a Medicaid scam loophole. We have since expanded the program and are now proposing to deceptively use the opioid crisis to expand and make more permanent our 27-year orgy of fiscal irresponsibility. | Keep Reading…
Posted in Debt/Spending, Health Care
Tagged Health Care, Jeb Bradley, John Sununu, Judd Greeg, Medicaid, Medicare
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Pine Tree Ramblings – Vol 5
Church and School. Two places where a lot of shootings take place. Both are relatively gun-free zones, one mandated by law, the other by sense. Although, there are no gun-free zones wherever I am.
Anyhow, two recent shootings have occurred in these places and have something else in common: Dropped Balls and Missed Opportunities. | Keep Reading at GraniteGrok.com
Posted in Culture, Education, GraniteGrok, Religion
Tagged Church, Pine Tree Riot, School
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Conscience bill: what to remember and why to act now
I went to the hearing on HB 1787 yesterday, regarding conscience protections for health care providers who decline to participate in abortion, sterilization, or artificial contraception. I have many pages of notes. I made an audio recording of part of the session. I could give you a blow-by-blow description of everything. | Keep Reading at Leaven for the Loaf
Posted in Abortion, Health Care, Leaven for the Loaf, Legislation
Tagged Conscience Rights, Ellen Kolb, HB 1787
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Phil Kerpen – Tax Reform is a triple victory for the American people
Another special edition of GrokTALK! this time featuring Phil Kerpen from American Commitment. Phil believes that the recent Tax Cuts and Jobs Act signed into law is a triple victory for the American people. | More at GraniteGrok.com
Posted in GraniteGrok, GrokTalk!, National Politics & Policy, taxes
Tagged American Commitment, Phil Kerpen, Tax Reform, taxes
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The New Media Militia 