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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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…
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 MoreTime for N.H. House to Pass Abortions Statistics Bill
The House Health and Human Services Committee (HHS) has recommended passage of an abortion statistics bill, HB 471. Time and again, efforts to…
Read MoreCornerstone Recommends ITL on Prostitution Study
The House Criminal Justice Committee has voted 14-6 to recommend “ought to pass as amended” on HB 287, to study decriminalizing prostitution. Cornerstone…
Read MoreTherapy Bans: Committee Says “No,” and Cornerstone Agrees
Two bills written to interfere with licensed counselors, HB 587 and SB 244, will get House votes in January 2018 after being retained…
Read MoreThe Council Can and Should Handle “Policy”
“We don’t do policy.” Cornerstone heard from supporters who got that reply from an Executive Councilor who was explaining how he simply couldn’t deny…
Read MoreExecutive Council Once Again Hands Over Your Money to Abortion Providers
Three Executive Councilors just awarded family planning contracts to ten agencies, including three known providers of surgical abortions. More of your money was…
Read MoreEd. Commissioner Supports Higher Standards, As Councilors Play Politics
Cornerstone Education Liaison Ann Marie Banfield responds to a recent commentary by Executive Councilors Andru Volinsky and Chris Pappas, published in several New…
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