Cornerstone testifies in favor of parental notification
Today, the New Hampshire House Judiciary Committee heard HB 329, which would reinstate New Hampshire’s parental notification law for a minor seeking an…
Read MoreToday, the New Hampshire House Judiciary Committee heard HB 329, which would reinstate New Hampshire’s parental notification law for a minor seeking an…
Read MoreManchester, NH – Today, Blue Hampshire, the leading New Hampshire “progressive” blog for liberal and mostly Democratic activists posted an entry by one…
Read MoreOn February 4, 2011, Campaigns & Elections magazine held the third annual Reed Awards Dinner in Washington, DC. Political consultants and public affairs…
Read MoreConcord, NH – Today, the New Hampshire House Labor Committee took up HB 474, which would prohibit collective bargaining agreements that require employees…
Read MoreConcord, NH – Yesterday, it was reported that a twice convicted sexual offender (guilty of sexual assault and possession of child pornography), who…
Read MoreGood Morning. My name is Ann Marie Banfield and I am here representing Cornerstone Action. Cornerstone Action represents approximately 6,000 New Hampshire residents.…
Read MoreToday, the House committee on State and Federal Relations held a public hearing on HB89, which would require the state’s Attorney General to…
Read MoreToday, the House Republican Leadership outlined their priorities for the for the 2011-12 session. Highlights of these priorities were first reported yesterday in…
Read MoreThe fact of the matter is that the Democratic leadership, which Senator D'Allesandro is still a part of, used smoke and mirrors accounting gimmicks to supposedly balance the state budget. Rather than first assessing whether the properties in question were even marketable, the previous Democratic administration recklessly included the sale of these properties as part of their budget "fix" knowing full well it was highly unlikely the revenue would never come to fruition.…
Read MoreOn Tuesday of this week, the press secretary for the New Hampshire Democratic Party issued a press release attacking a religious speech made by Representative Bates at a recent church gathering in Massachusetts. Despite professing his personal faith in front of hundreds in attendance, the NHDP spokesman characterized Rep. Bates' remarks as a "religious tirade", and then ironically went on a tirade of his own attacking various pieces of legislation Rep. Bates has filed and concluded his offensive diatribe by labeling them as part of a "Bible belt agenda."…
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