This op-ed by Cornerstone’s Shannon McGinley was originally published in the New Hampshire Journal on 3/15/2025. HB 254, relative to end of life options, is out of committee and is headed to full House consideration this week. You could call this the bill that never dies as various iterations […]
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This op-ed by Cornerstone’s Shannon McGinley was originally published in the Union Leader 1/22/2025. When it comes to the question of forcible termination of fetal life, you would think we live in an extremely polarized climate in the Granite State. And no wonder. With political discourse, especially from Democrats
This op-ed by Cornerstone’s Shannon McGinley was originally published in the Union Leader 11/21/2024. What if I told you that, right now, towns and municipalities in New Hampshire are empowered to put proactive measures in place that would save the lives of unwanted infants? They can, thanks to our
Just days before the election, a major political party in the state has blocked us on X (formerly known as Twitter). Why? We released a recent survey of Granite Staters conducted by a top 10 polling firm that revealed a majority of NH voters (60-64%) across all parties and
When our primary candidate endorsements were released, we took a difficult stand when it came to the race for governor, urging those who are pro-life not to vote for either of the two major candidates because of their pledge to oppose any restrictions on abortion before six months’ gestation.
This op-ed was originally published in the Union Leader on August 12, 2024. Displaying some deceptive political footwork, Governor Sununu posed as a moderate by signing HB 1205, claiming to separate sports in grades 5-12 by biological sex, while vetoing HB 396, a simple but crucial bill saying that
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The below op-ed, by Cornerstone’s Shannon McGinley, was originally published in the Union Leader on July 12, 2024. “Never let a crisis go to waste.” This political adage was recently perfectly exemplified by gubernatorial candidate Joyce Craig. It’s as if she asked herself: “Why not leverage my own personal
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Below are the notes from the testimony on HB 396 given before the NH Senate Judiciary Committee by our executive director, Shannon McGinley. You can watch a video of her testimony here. I want to address the federal Department of Education’s recent final rule—which is 30 CFR Part 106—and
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SB 219, The Students First Act, passed the Senate unanimously on March 21 and will be considered in an executive session of the House Education Committee on Monday, April 22. You may or may not have heard of this modest bill designed to increase expense reporting transparency by NH
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HB 1283, relative to end of life options, is currently before the House. The bill would, for the first time, legalize physician-assisted suicide in New Hampshire, albeit under “limited” circumstances. History shows us this bill – if it passes – will only be the first step in making state-sanctioned
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