This op-ed by Cornerstone’s Isabella Peters was originally published in Granite Grok on 3/25/2025. Growing up homeschooled in New Hampshire meant that after I learned my “ABC’s” and “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star,” my parents quickly taught me the “Preamble Song” by Schoolhouse Rock!. If you’re not familiar with it, […]
Closing the Gap: How HB 614 Can Protect New Hampshire Liberties Read More »
This op-ed by Cornerstone’s Shannon McGinley was originally published in the New Hampshire Journal on 3/15/2025. HB 254, relative to end of life options, is out of committee and is headed to full House consideration this week. You could call this the bill that never dies as various iterations
From Choice to Coercion: How HB 254 Empowers Government Over Life and Death Read More »
This op-ed by Cornerstone’s Shannon McGinley was originally published in the Union Leader 1/22/2025. When it comes to the question of forcible termination of fetal life, you would think we live in an extremely polarized climate in the Granite State. And no wonder. With political discourse, especially from Democrats
This op-ed by Cornerstone’s Shannon McGinley was originally published in the Union Leader 11/21/2024. What if I told you that, right now, towns and municipalities in New Hampshire are empowered to put proactive measures in place that would save the lives of unwanted infants? They can, thanks to our
This op-ed was originally published in the Union Leader on October 11, 2024. Just over nine years ago I lay in a Paris hospital getting an ultrasound to assess the health of my preborn child. He was just shy of 12 weeks old, and it looked as if this
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This op-ed was originally published in the Union Leader on October 9, 2024. I read with interest Gail DiMaggio’s recent letter likening protections for the preborn with the tragic rate of maternal deaths due to childbirth complications in the 18th and 19th centuries. She is right that medical care has come
Rep. Katy Peternel: It’s not backward to consider the life of the unborn Read More »
The below op-ed, by State Senator Regina Birdsell, was originally published in the Union Leader on September 13, 2024. Senator Regina Birdsell (R-Hampstead) represents District 19. With the governor’s signing of HB 1607 and the new law taking effect in just a month, I am thrilled that New Hampshire is now
We’ll save more lives with expanded safe haven law Read More »
This op-ed was originally published in the Union Leader on August 12, 2024. Displaying some deceptive political footwork, Governor Sununu posed as a moderate by signing HB 1205, claiming to separate sports in grades 5-12 by biological sex, while vetoing HB 396, a simple but crucial bill saying that
Gender Confusion Confounds the Governor’s Office Read More »
The below op-ed, by Cornerstone’s Shannon McGinley, was originally published in the Union Leader on July 12, 2024. “Never let a crisis go to waste.” This political adage was recently perfectly exemplified by gubernatorial candidate Joyce Craig. It’s as if she asked herself: “Why not leverage my own personal
Joyce Craig Weaponizes Women’s Pain for Political Gain Read More »
New Hampshire’s legislature has just passed HB 1607, a bill to restore and expand New Hampshire’s Baby Safe Haven Law—sometimes called the “baby drop-off law.” While safe havens may not seem like a hot-button issue, bills in Concord rarely carry the moral weight of HB 1607. The lives of
There Are No Safe Havens Without the “Exclusionary Rule” Read More »
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