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Rep. Lisa Mazur’s HB 701 will legally address consent and civil liability to allow dying patients in NH to access new forms of potentially life-saving treatment if passed. This right-to-try law makes it possible for terminally ill patients to try new paths of healing without worrying doctors and lawyers […]
Life-Saving Legislation: Resources on HB 701 “Right-to-try” Read More »
When a student shared his belief that there are only two genders while riding the school bus, it didn’t just spark an argument—it ignited a legal battle that Cornerstone is now taking to the New Hampshire Supreme Court. The outcome could set a precedent impacting the constitutional protections of
Cornerstone Brings Landmark Constitutional Rights Case to NH Supreme Court Read More »
New Hampshire is known for upholding the highest standards for freedom. We are one of only nine states that protects income from government taxation, and one of just five states with no sales tax. “Live Free or Die” is a way of life that Granite Staters embrace. Yet a
No Constitutional Relief for Past Wrongs in NH? Why We Need HB 614 Read More »
On Thursday, the Senate is expected to pass SB 36, purportedly an “abortion statistics” bill. In reality, this bill has been drafted by lobbyists for the abortion industry. In its current form, SB 36 will let the abortion industry publish completely fabricated statistics in official DHHS reports. New Hampshire
Updated on 3/26/2025: SB 291 is scheduled for a vote in the Senate on Thursday, March 27th. Ask your Senator to support SB 291 WITHOUT amendments that undermine its purpose! On March 5th, the Senate Ways and Means Committee weakened SB 291 with an amendment that limits church housing
SB 291 FAQ: Expanding Tax Exemptions for Churches Would Expand Affordable Housing in NH Read More »
Today, these 13 Republican representatives courageously used their vote to uphold the sanctity of human life, withstanding massive pressure from House Republican leadership to turn their backs on preborn babies and oppose a moderate 15-week bill, HB 476: Rep. Barbara Comtois – Belknap 7Rep. Gary Daniels – Hillsborough 43Rep.
Incorruptible Thirteen: Only 13 NHGOP Reps Stood Against Late-Term Abortion Read More »
Rep. Katy Peternel, who twice campaigned as pro-life, announces she is withdrawing her own 15-week abortion restriction. On Monday, a moderate 15-week restriction on abortion was most likely destroyed before the House Judiciary Committee in Concord. We are grateful to the small handful of brave pro-lifers—including one doctor, a
Coming up for debate in the New Hampshire House of Representatives on Wednesday, January 8th is an amendment to House rules 44-52 that would allow a committee to table a bill before a public hearing if 3/4 of the committee votes in favor. In an op-ed, Rep. Dan McGuire
Stop the New Hampshire House from Instituting Defacto Uniparty Rule Read More »
We’ve all heard “The Twelve Days of Christmas” ringing through the aisles of stores this time of year, but did you know this song is based on the centuries-old Christian tradition of Christmastide? While our culture has taken to celebrating the Christmas season between Thanksgiving (or even Halloween) and December
The holiday we celebrate today is a truly Christian and uniquely American one. We all know the story of the Pilgrims and their 1620 voyage to gain religious freedom. But standing on our perch of material abundance, can we relate to their struggles crossing the turbulent North Atlantic or
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