Freedom and equality under the law for all. In New Hampshire, we sometimes take this for granted. But our state constitution says that equality of rights under the law shall not be denied to anyone on account of race, creed, color, sex, or national origin. Yet twenty-three New Hampshire […]
As yet another abortion-statistics bill approaches a vote in the New Hampshire House, one legislator’s words stand out. Rep. Don LeBrun (R-Nashua) wrote an explanation for his committee’s recommendation that HB 1502 be sent for interim study. Here is what he had to say, as printed in the House
Abortion Statistics: Putting Down a Marker for Women’s Health Read More »
The New Hampshire House will vote early March, on HB 1325, a bill to legalize physician-assisted suicide. Cornerstone opposes the bill for several reasons. While the bill supposedly would allow assisted suicide only for patients in a “terminal condition,” that term is defined as “an irreversible condition … that will
A New Hampshire House committee will soon cast the first crucial vote on a bill that will mean justice for some grieving New Hampshire families. It’s a bill that responds to a concern expressed five years ago by the New Hampshire Supreme Court. HB 1503 is a fetal homicide
Griffin’s Law: Why New Hampshire Needs It, and Why Cornerstone Supports It Read More »
To Members of the House Education Committee: Cornerstone Action does not support HB 1432 as written. We request that you move to amend HB 1432, to pull New Hampshire out of the Smarter Balanced Consortium and seek an alternative test. There are achievement tests that have been in existence
Pull Out of Smarter Balanced Consortium: HB 1432 (2014) Read More »
Below is the link to testimony that was given by Virginia Barry, Commissioner of Education in NH. Thursday, Feb 6th the Commissioner went beyond defending Common Core and descended to insulting concerned parents who disagree with her. Watch this video to see what happens to a government employee who’s
MANCHESTER, N.H.— Cornerstone Policy Research announced today that Bryan McCormack will serve as new Executive Director beginning January 2014. A New Hampshire native, Bryan is a graduate of Saint Anselm College and worked as a field representative for the Romney/Victory campaign in 2012. McCormack brings political savvy as well
What: Common Core Forum When: Tuesday, September 17th @ 7:00pm Where: New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College (100 Saint Anselm Drive Manchester, NH) What are Common Core Standards? How do the Common Core Standards impact public education? Why are so many parents, teachers and legislators now
I am writing in support of HB384 an act requiring parental consent prior to the administration of a mental health examination to students in public schools. Below, you will see Federal Law “Right to review Curriculum” United States Code, Title 20 1232h Protection of pupil rights. I’d like to highlight:
Get Parents’ OK for Mental Health Evals on Students: HB 384 (2013) Read More »
by Ashley Parker, New York Times March 20, 2013 WASHINGTON — They hear that their cause is lost, that demographics and the march of history have doomed their campaign to keep marriage only between a man and a woman. But the young conservatives who oppose same-sex marriage — unlike
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