photo credit: 401K Yesterday, the House Constitutional Review and Statutory Recodification Committee’s vote in favor of allowing for a religious exemption in regards to New Hampshire’s contraception insurance mandate. Overall, the contraception insurance mandate is poor public policy for the following reasons: First, this mandate is an affront to […]
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photo credit: 401K The institution of marriage, as traditionally defined between one man and one woman, is the bedrock of society. Before there can be a government or an economy, there is first the family. It is within the family that children learn the social virtues that made America
Cornerstone Action supports HB 1467, relative to educational requirements for teacher certification in New Hampshire. I believe there are two areas in education that would improve the quality of education for all students in New Hampshire. The first would be improving the curricula, programs and textbooks used in many of
Recently, the Union Leader ran this editorial against expanded gambling stating: It is ironic that Republicans are pushing casino gambling bills, as casinos would destroy the incentive for legislators to behave like Republicans . . . Casinos would erase the discipline Republicans just imposed on the state budget, and any incentive
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photo credit: Daquella manera As America continues to recover from the “Great Recession,” we’ve heard a lot from politicians how federal spending was critical to preventing an even worse downturn. You’ll have to excuse us for being a bit skeptical. Now, however, you don’t just have to take our
Testimony provided to House Ways and Means by J. Scott Moody, Vice President of Policy for Cornerstone Policy Research. Cornerstone opposes the expansion of legalized gambling in New Hampshire for both moral and pragmatic reasons. We believe the net societal effect of government’s embrace of gambling has been disastrous.
Same-Sex Marriage and Usurpation by Redefinition By Rep. Paul Ingbretson (Grafton 5) Should any changes to our Constitution be more worrisome to the people than those imposed by simple redefinition or reinterpretation of terms? Having received several emails this past couple of weeks on both sides of House Bill 437
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On January 31, Susan B. Komen for the Cure, a charity founded to promote breast cancer research and prevention, announced its decision to cease providing grants to Planned Parenthood affiliates. Describing PP as “a longstanding partner”, the Komen foundation nonetheless put grants on hold pending the outcome of a
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