Senate Rejects Assisted Suicide
The New Hampshire Senate today killed SB 490 on a 12-10 vote. This attempt to establish an “end-of-life study committee” would have been…
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No to Prostitution Study, HB 287 (2018)
Cornerstone urges you to vote “inexpedient to legislate” on HB 287. When the bill was introduced, and throughout the work sessions on the…
Read MoreHealth Care Freedom of Conscience (HB 1787, 2018)
Cornerstone Action supports HB 1787-FN, relative to health care freedom of conscience. Health care professionals should not be expected to leave their religious,…
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Conscience Bill Should Be Welcomed
Shortly before the 2016 election, then-candidate Chris Sununu – who had a mixed record as an executive councilor when it came to funding…
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Medical Conscience Rights: Cornerstone Supports HB 1787-FN
Your doctor shouldn’t have to leave her convictions at the office door when she comes to work. On Tuesday, February 20, at 10:00…
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Let’s Not Move N.H. Toward Assisted Suicide
Senate Bill 490’s title indicates it’s about studying end-of-life issues, but the sponsor’s recent Senate testimony told a different tale. Cornerstone Action’s executive…
Read MoreRemarks on Tabling HB 1511, Proposed Amendment to Fetal Homicide Law (2018)
Cornerstone Action’s executive director Shannon McGinley released this statement following the vote by the New Hampshire House to table HB 1511, a proposed…
Read MorePreventing Coerced Abortions (HB 1721, 2018)
Cornerstone supports HB 1721, a bill to prevent coerced abortions. A woman exercising her constitutionally protected right to terminate a pregnancy should have…
Read MoreLet’s Not Move N.H. Toward Assisted Suicide (SB 490, 2018)
Cornerstone Action a New Hampshire non-partisan, non-profit pro-family advocacy organization. Among our concerns is public policy regarding the fundamental right to life. SB…
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N.H. House Passes Bill to Muzzle Therapists; It’s Time for Messages to Senate & Governor
The therapy ban has passed the New Hampshire House. Next stop: the Senate. The House passed HB 587 by a vote of 179-171…
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