Partial-Birth Abortion

House & Senate to Meet 6/27 for Veto Overrides: School Choice, Partial-Birth Abortion, Fetal Homicide

Cornerstone is calling for phone calls and emails to state representatives and senators in advance of “Veto Day,” Wednesday, June 27, when the New Hampshire House and Senate will meet to consider overriding numerous vetoes from Gov. Lynch. We urge YES on these overrides: School Choice.  HB 1607 and […]

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Governor Lynch Vetoes Partial-Birth Ban; Reps to Vote on Override June 27

Late Friday afternoon, New Hampshire Governor John Lynch announced his veto of a bill to ban partial-birth abortion. The House and Senate will consider overrides to this and other vetoes on June 27. Calls and emails to state representatives and senators are in order. The message: override the veto of

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Cornerstone supports bills on fetal homicide, school choice, and a ban on partial-birth abortion

(CONTACT: Ellen Kolb, Cornerstone Vice-President for Government Affairs, 603-321-2703, ekolb@nhcornerstone.org) Governor John Lynch should be seeing some important bills on his desk soon, after votes Wednesday morning in the New Hampshire House. Pro-choice and pro-life New Hampshire residents can agree that a woman who chooses to carry her child

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Cornerstone Applauds House Members Who Voted on the Side of Life Yesterday

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Ellen Kolb, Legislative Affairs Director, Cornerstone Action, 603-321-2703 Cornerstone applauds House Members who voted on the side of life yesterday: The inhuman practice of late-term abortion and the Women’s right-to-know bill will move on to the Senate. Informed medical consent is every woman’s right –

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