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Says Lynch Proves to be Most Extreme Liberal Governor Ever on Social Issues…..Today, Governor John Lynch once again proved himself to be the most extreme liberal Governor in New Hampshire history on social issues by vetoing the common-sense parental notification bill.  In the most recent UNH poll on this issue, […]

Pension liability continues to balloon after veto of SB3…..Despite having one of the worst unfunded pension liabilities in the country at $8 billion dollars, today, Governor John Lynch vetoed SB3, which would have made reforms to the state’s pension system and prevented it from going down a path to

Some NH House Republicans vastly out-of-step with own party…..As last evening’s Republican Presidential Debate at St. Anselm’s College, WMUR-TV anchor, Josh McElveen, asked some of the presidential candidates where they stood on the issue of Right-to Work.  Specifically, the question was posed to Governor Tim Pawlenty, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich,

Says Upcoming Decisions on Bills Will Show Who the Real John Lynch Is….. Over the last few weeks, the NH legislature, listening to the mandate given to them by the voters last November, passed a number of key initiatives that will soon be making their way to Governor Lynch’s

Today, the NH Senate passed the 2012-13 state budget, HB1 and HB2, each by 19-5 margins down party lines. Commenting on the passage of HB1 and HB2 was Cornerstone Executive Director, Kevin Smith: “We commend the Senate for passing the most responsible and fiscally prudent budget in years.  In the midst of one of

Today, the NH House passed SB129, a bill requiring photo identification prior to obtaining a ballot to vote, by a margin of 259-116.  Upon concurrence with the Senate or Committee of Conference, the bill will move to the desk of Governor Lynch. Commenting on the passage of this bill was Cornerstone

Today, the NH Senate passed by a 17-7 veto-proof majority, HB329, a bill requiring parental notification of a minor seeking an abortion.  The bill was previously passed by the House, also by a veto-proof margin of 256-102.  The bill now moves to the desk of Governor Lynch for a signature

This morning, Cornerstone Action, along with We the People and other various liberty groups, held a press conference to urge Governor Lynch to sign the Right to Work legislation. Below are the remarks given by Cornerstone Executive Director, Kevin Smith: “We are here today because right now, a historic opportunity

On Tuesday May 10, 2011, We The People, Cornerstone Action, AFP and other limited government advocacy organizations will call on Gov. John Lynch to show leadership and sign the Right to Work law that is sitting on his desk into law. When: 11:30 am, Tuesday May 10, 2011 Where: Lobby

This morning, the NH House voted to concur with the Senate version of the Right-to-Work bill, 225-140.  The bill now goes to Governor Lynch’s desk for either signature or veto. Cornerstone Executive Director, Kevin Smith, made the following remarks following this development: “We urge Governor Lynch, in the strongest possible