A bus ad promoting a Concord, New Hampshire, arts festival takes a detour through Europe.
NH 420 Rally Broadcasts Civil Disobedience
The livestream will be from 3:00 to 4:20 pm EST.
Activists gather at the statehouse in Concord, New Hampshire. They convene annually to protest cannabis prohibition. This year’s rally is the first to be hosted by the 420 Foundation‘s new Executive Director…More
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New Hampshire Military Service Academy Day
U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) and Maggie Hassan (D-NH) invite New Hampshire students interested in attending any of the country’s military service academies to attend the New Hampshire Military Service Academy Day on Saturday, May 13th in Pembroke. More…
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Auburn Police Unmask Antifa Members
These Antifa Fas are extremely adolescent. Check out the guy donning the shoulder pads and clutching a garbage can lid shield. It’s like he’s heading to a Dungeons and Dragons fantasy camp. More…
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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 as an “unincorporated association.” More…
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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 in a different way.
I have spent 31 years involved in the issue of voter fraud and election law violations in NH and I have learned one simple thing. Voter fraud will never be solved from within this state with the political structure and state officials we have now. More…
Ed Naile | CNHT
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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 talked about accountability to parents – not a school board and not politicians. She said that as a parent, she knows what is in the best interests of her children. She knows their needs and personalities. She was frustrated that so many superintendents spoke only about the money and not serving the educational needs of the students. More…
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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 St. Gianna’s Place, and if all goes well, it will be located in Londonderry, NH. More…
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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 (which can cost nearly $20,000) or apprentice under a licensed cosmetologist for 3,000 hours. In other words, even though I’ve been braiding for years, none of my experience mattered to the state. More…
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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 of the Senate Commerce Committee on a 3-2 vote, and is slated to be voted on by the full Senate on Thursday.
It is the latest step in a long tussle over how, if at all, consumers should be protected when using virtual currencies like bitcoin. More…
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