June 2011

Governor Lynch continues display of leftist ideology with veto of voter photo-id

Governor has Demonstrated No Problems with Pandering to his Base…Today, Governor Lynch continued his display of partisan ideology by vetoing another common-sense piece of legislation, SB129, requiring a valid photo-ID upon voting on election day.  Despite this piece of legislation having wide public support, the Governor concocted a slew of red-herring […]

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Governor Lynch continues display of leftist ideology with veto of voter photo-id

For Immediate Release June 27, 2011 Contact: Kevin Smith Phone: (603) 571-4710 Email: director@nhcornerstone.org Governor has Demonstrated No Problems with Pandering to his Base CONCORD, NH –  Today, Governor Lynch continued his display of partisan ideology by vetoing another common-sense piece of legislation, SB129, requiring a valid photo-ID upon voting on election day. 

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Statement form Cornerstone director Kevin Smith, on Lynch letting budget bills become law

“If the Governor truly disliked this budget as much as he said he did, he should have had the nerve to veto it.  But let’s face it, after this week’s repudiation of the Governor’s other vetoes, Governor Lynch just simply realized his veto pen was out of ink.” Cornerstone-Action is the legislative and

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Statement form Cornerstone director Kevin Smith, on Lynch letting budget bills become law

For Immediate Release June 24, 2011 Contact: Kevin Smith Phone: (603) 571-4710 Email: director@nhcornerstone.org CONCORD, NH – “If the Governor truly disliked this budget as much as he said he did, he should have had the nerve to veto it.  But let’s face it, after this week’s repudiation of the Governor’s other vetoes,

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Cornerstone applauds House and Senate override on parental notification bill

For Immediate Release June 22, 2011 Contact: Kevin Smith Phone: (603) 571-4710 Email: director@nhcornerstone.org CONCORD, NH – Today, both chambers of the New Hampshire legislature voted to override the Governor’s veto of HB329, the parental notification bill. Commenting on the victory for parental rights was Cornerstone Director, Kevin Smith: “Today

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Cornerstone applauds House and Senate Override on parental notification bill

Yesterday, both chambers of the New Hampshire legislature voted to override the Governor’s veto of HB329, the parental notification bill. Commenting on the victory for parental rights was Cornerstone Director, Kevin Smith: “Today is a major victory for parental rights in New Hampshire.  Parents have an inherent right two

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Cornerstone applauds Executive Council for rejecting Planned Parenthood contract

Says Amount of Current Spending by PPNNE for Administrative Costs and Other Areas is Obscene… CONCORD, NH – Yesterday, by a vote of 3-2, the Executive Council rejected a contract worth almost $2 million for Planned Parenthood of Northern New England (PPNNE).  Voting in favor of rejecting the contract

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Cornerstone applauds Executive Council for rejecting Planned Parenthood contract

For Immediate Release June 23, 2011 Contact: Kevin Smith Phone: (603) 571-4710 Email: director@nhcornerstone.org Says Amount of Current Spending by PPNNE for Administrative Costs and Other Areas is Obscene CONCORD, NH – Yesterday, by a vote of 3-2, the Executive Council rejected a contract worth almost $2 million for Planned

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