Fourteen NH House Republicans Voted to Keep Abortion Legal Up to Birth
When it comes to saving the lives of children in the last trimester, we have been fighting an uphill battle. The opposition has…
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House votes YES on Two Life Bills
NH House Votes “Yes” on HB-625 and HB 233! A “Win” For New Hampshire’s Preborn and Protections for Those Born Alive Your voice…
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Republican-Led NH House Judiciary Committee Votes to Keep Abortion Legal Up to Birth
At yesterday’s executive session of the NH House Judiciary Committee, the Republican-majority committee voted to completely reject a slate of moderate pro-life legislation.…
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HB 430 Restores Constitutionally Protected Free Speech Near Abortion Facilities
HB 430, The Sidewalk Free Speech Act, will repeal the current prohibition on gathering in a public area that is near a reproductive…
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HB 434 Will Safeguard New Hampshire’s Right to Keep Tax Dollars Out of the Abortion Industry
HB 434, prohibiting the use of public funds for abortion, is one of several life bills being introduced this session that are intended to put some accountability and framework into the wide-open abortion industry in the state. (The most critical of these bills is HB 625, a prohibition on advanced late-term abortions.) HB 434 will have its first hearing in the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, February 10th, at 9 am.…
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HB 625 Will Provide a Long-Overdue Prohibition on Advanced Late-Term Abortions
HB 625, Relative to the protection of fetal life, would prohibit a healthcare provider in NH from aborting a preborn child with a gestational age of at least 24 weeks. The bill will have its crucial first hearing in the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, February 9, at 9 am. After many years of similar failed legislation, it needs strong citizen support if it is to fulfill its mission of protecting viable life. To act now, go to our Take Action 2021 page and find specific action information for HB 625 under “LIFE.”…
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Manchester Endangers Female-Only Sports with Sweeping Gender Policy
On January 25, the Manchester Board of School Committee voted to enact a sweeping gender policy in Manchester schools. The policy calls on schools to “reduce or eliminate the practice of segregating students by gender,” and—where this is not accomplished—to include students “in the group that corresponds to their gender identity.” A reconsideration vote is scheduled to occur on Monday, February 8.…
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Important Update on Manchester Board of School Committee
The Board of Manchester School District SAU #37 met January 25th and pushed through a sweeping gender ideology policy, which—among other things—integrates biologically male athletes into women’s intramural and interscholastic sports. Although the policy was passed on January 25, a reconsideration vote is scheduled for Monday, February 8.…
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MacDonald Says Constitution Applies in State of Emergency
On Friday, former Attorney General Gordon MacDonald was confirmed as Chief Justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court—the state’s highest judicial office. Thanks…
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Why do Sununu and MacDonald Need to Suspend Constitutional Rights?
The following article was originally posted in the NH Journal, January 14, 2021 At least on paper, Governor Chris Sununu is currently one…
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