SB 66 in its current form would allow prosecutors the option of filing a homicide charge against anyone whose bad actions cause the death of a preborn child at 20 weeks’ gestation or later if that death occurs against the will of the mother.
The next House session is June 1, and SB 66 will probably get its House vote that day. The message I’ll send my reps before that session is simple: support the committee recommendation on SB 66. More…
LACONIA — In the wake of the resignation of state Rep. Robert Fisher, the City Council voted unanimously on Monday to request the governor and Executive Council approve a special election to fill his seat. More…
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If you are on your local Budget Committee or help select your budgets, support our Constitutions in their entirety, and are tired of our paid government employees testifying against our Rights and our best interests, read this post. More…
Dolezal defended the fact (which was not really a fact) that she was black by applying the cultural constructivist logic of gender ideology (that gender is dictated by culture—or even your own feelings, not biology) to the issue of race.
Basically, so the argument goes, if Caitlyn Jenner can decide what gender she is, then Rachel Dolezal can decide what race she is. There is no argument that works for one and doesn’t work for the other. More…
Talk about desperate for good news.
First ever Democrat elected in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire and where Trump won 51-44 and Mitt Romney won 56-43 in 2012. First flip for Democrats under Trump.
What’s awesome, Donald Trump won here and it’s NEVER gone Democrat! More…
…With that introduction, my main point today is that we’ve experienced over the past eight years a profound shift in our political culture, a shift that has resulted in a significant portion of our body politic holding a five-year-old’s view of free speech. What makes this shift notable is that unlike most changes in politics, you can trace it back to one day: January 21, 2010, the day the Supreme Court issued its Citizens United ruling and restored free speech rights to millions of Americans. More..
CONCORD — In a move that surprised many Democrats, the House Criminal Justice Committee has done an about-face on Senate Bill 66, the so-called “fetal homicide bill.”
Having voted 20-1 to retain the bill on May 9, the committee was expected to hold a work session on the measure Tuesday with an eye toward next year. At least that’s what was posted in the House calendar.
Instead, Rep. John Burt, R-Goffstown, introduced a motion to reconsider the bill, which passed 12-8. By the same 12-8 vote, the committee then approved an “ought to pass” recommendation on the bill. More…
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WAREHAM – Police arrested a New Hampshire man with three pounds of marijuana Monday night on a charge of possession of a class D substance (marijuana) with intent to distribute.
Police said patrol officers responded to Pond Edge Trail in the Crane Brook Landing neighborhood of Wareham after neighbors reported a suspicious man in the area. While checking the area, officers noticed the reported man inside a parked vehicle bearing New Hampshire license plates. More…
Excerpt from Mark Steyn on the Terror attack in Manchester, England, yesterday.
“Carrying on exactly as before”, as The Independent advises, will not be possible. A few months ago, I was in Toulouse, where Jewish life has vanished from public visibility and is conducted only behind the prison-like walls of a fortress schoolhouse and a centralized synagogue that requires 24/7 protection by French soldiers; I went to Amsterdam, which is markedly less gay than it used to be; I walked through Molenbeek after dark, where unaccompanied women dare not go. You can carry on, you can stagger on, but life is not exactly as it was before. Inch by inch, it’s smaller and more constrained. More…
In two especially chilling moments, Planned Parenthood staffers tell women who are looking for an ultrasound that they don’t do ultrasounds unless the clinic is about to take the baby’s life through abortion. More…
The New Media Militia 