Access To Your Conscience – and Your Wallet
Abortion advocates this coming election season will be talking about abortion access. What they’re really after is access to your conscience and your…
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Governor Sununu Signs Bathroom Bill and Therapy Ban
The following statement may be attributed to Shannon McGinley, Cornerstone Action Executive Director. Today, a Republican governor goes down in history as the…
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Religious Freedom Wins at the Supreme Court!
In a 7-2 decision announced on June 4, the U.S. Supreme Court found in favor of Jack Phillips, a Colorado baker who declined…
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These Bills Are On You, Governor Sununu
Chris Sununu is no victim. He is a man of purpose and intention. It took such a person to wrest control of the…
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Federal Government Moves to Keep Tax Dollars Away From Abortion Providers
The Trump Administration on May 18, 2018 announced a proposed federal Health and Human Services rule to prohibit Title X family planning funds…
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Call on Governor Sununu to Veto Gender Identity Bill, HB 1319!
Governor Chris Sununu has said he will sign HB 1319, the gender identity bill now that it has passed the New Hampshire Senate. Call…
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Senate Passes Gender Identity Bill
Following the 14-10 passage of HB 1319 by the New Hampshire Senate on May 2, 2018, Cornerstone released the following statement from Shannon…
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Tell your Senator NO on Gender Identity Bill The Senate Judiciary Committee has recommended Interim Study on the gender identity bill (HB 1319).…
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Paving the Way: Judges, Children, and Gender
Could the state take a child away from a parent who does not want the child to receive cross-sex hormones and amputation of…
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Don’t Let Gender Politics Interfere With Clinical Care: Testimony to Senate Committee on HB 587 (2018)
Testimony provided to N.H. Senate Health and Human Services Committee 4/10/18 by Shannon McGinley, Executive Director, Cornerstone Action. Please vote “inexpedient to legislate”…
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