Sarah Koski has joined Cornerstone Policy Research and Cornerstone Action as Political Director, in charge of legislative advocacy. She previously served as field director for the Unlocking Potential Project. “I’m delighted to have the opportunity to serve New Hampshire families through Cornerstone’s family first platform and legislative priorities,” she […]
Representatives of Cornerstone Action will be in Concord in the coming days to support five much-needed measures relating to the life issues. We encourage the House to pass each of these bills. Repeal of the “buffer zone” law (HB 403). This blatantly unconstitutional law is already tied up in
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For the 2015 legislative session, Cornerstone Action will work with concerned citizens and policymakers to advance four legislative priorities. More information about these policy goals is at this link. 1) Protect religious liberty for all people of faith in New Hampshire. This includes working for repeal of the ill-advised “buffer
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A settlement in federal court this month has proven that the Massachusetts “buffer zone” law was not only unconstitutional but is also bad news for taxpayers. The state of Massachusetts has agreed to pay $1.2 million to attorneys for the plaintiffs in theMcCullen v. Coakley case. We trust that
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court today left the education tax credit law in place, in the case of Duncan et al. v. State of New Hampshire et al. Cornerstone’s Executive Director Bryan McCormack had this to say about the decision.“Every New Hampshire child has won today. In upholding the
(CONCORD)- During the past few months, our State Legislature has been debating the merits of expanding Medicaid under Obamacare. Cornerstone has shared our concerns regarding this policy and are pleased to report that the bill was successfully tabled in the New Hampshire Senate. Cornerstone’s Executive Director Ashley Pratte said,
(MANCHESTER)- Last Thursday two important developments occurred in the United States Senate that would be of interest to New Hampshire citizens. First, Senator Lindsey Graham introduced the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, and Senator Kelly Ayotte signed on as a co-sponsor. Senator Ayotte has been a strong pro-life leader in the
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Opposition to Common Core Exists on Both Sides of Political Spectrum (Concord)- In a letter addressed to Secretary Arne Duncan, Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey (D) wrote about his concerns with “data mining” and collection of sensitive data. He mentions that “putting sensitive information of students in private hands raises a
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(Manchester)- On Tuesday, October 29th 2013, members of the New Hampshire legislature will hear from Marc Tucker who is an avid supporter of Common Core standards. Marc Tucker is very well known for his “Dear Hillary Letter” that laid out a master plan for the Clinton Administration to take over the
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(Manchester)- A study released today by the Charlotte Lozier Institute, the research arm of the Susan B. Anthony List, shows that the number of abortions subsidized by federal tax dollars and Medicaid expansion is likely to be between 71,000 and 111,500 per year nationally. Advocates of abortion tout the Hyde
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