Fact-based commentary on the numerous issues facing New Hampshire’s families
New Hampshire’s “Safe Haven Law,” sometimes called the “baby drop-off law,” is a critical protection that has saved the lives of unwanted newborns. Yet the law faces grave threats, endangering the infants who rely on “safe havens” to protect them from starvation, exposure, or violent death. Our legislators should …
New Hampshire Needs Safer “Safe Havens” for Unwanted Babies Read More »
New Hampshire’s “Safe Haven Law,” sometimes called the “baby drop-off law,” has directly saved the lives of babies. Unfortunately, the law faces grave threats. As churches, you have a unique opportunity to serve the most vulnerable among us by providing low-cost, life-saving protections for newborns that our government will …
Stand for the Rights of Parents SB 272 – Action Steps: 1. Contact your representative to vote YES on the bill. SB 272 is the Senate version of the Parental Bill of Rights. The House version did not advance. SB 272 has successfully advanced through the Senate for consideration in the House. It includes vital language to …
You may have seen Karen Testerman publicly circulating false claims about HB 396 and the actions of her husband, Rep. Dave Testerman. It’s important that you know the truth. As you may know, in February of this year, churches around New Hampshire spent days and nights engaged in tireless …
In the past we have received questions about the timeline for our Legislative Updates and why information about upcoming hearings and votes is only released the Saturday before they occur. Here’s the timeline behind our weekly emails: Thursday evening or Friday morning of each week, both the New Hampshire …
How We Keep You Informed of Legislative Events – Get to Know the Process Read More »
Below are all those candidate who we have endorsed so far for the NH State House and Senate races. The candidates we name below are people who, either through their previous voting record, or through their answers to our survey, have demonstrated themselves to be committed to the causes …
(Adapted from an earlier blog post) If you ask the typical New Hampshire citizen who has the final say over state matters, they’re likely to answer, “the Governor.” After all, the Governor has the authority to veto legislation, propose the budget, and is responsible for the oversight of every …
Why you should always care about the Executive Council race Read More »
Senator Jean Shaheen recently sat down with Adam Sexton of WMUR to discuss the most recent so-called “Women’s Health Protection Act” or WHPA which went down to defeat in the U.S. Senate earlier this month. The interview, although about a now-defunct bill, is an object lesson in the obfuscation …
Senator Shaheen Promotes Misinformation on the WHPA Read More »
We elect our legislators every two years, and 2022 is a state election year. Primary elections for the NH State Senate and House of Representatives are in four short months, and the general election is in six months. A lot can happen in that time. Will you be part …
On April 13, the NH House Judiciary Committee will hear Senate Bill 399. Although this bill was introduced to repeal the Fetal Life Protection Act—New Hampshire’s only protection for the late-term pre-born—it was then amended by the NH Senate into a form that Cornerstone supports. However, as most pro-life …
NH House Republican Leadership Are Ushering in Unlimited Abortion Read More »
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