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Support Infant Survivors of Attempted Abortion (SB 741-FN)

February 7, 2020 / Written Testimony

Full text of testimony on SB 741-FN submitted to the Senate Health and Human Services Committee by Shannon McGinley, Executive Director, Cornerstone Action. Please vote Ought to Pass on SB 741-FN, a thoughtfully-drafted bill calling for enforceable protections for an infant surviving attempted abortion. This legislation is about a situation arising after abortion, after a […]

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Support Prenatal Nondiscrimination (HB 1678-FN, 2020)

January 30, 2020 / Written Testimony

Testimony submitted to House Judiciary Committee by Shannon McGinley, Executive Director of Cornerstone Action Cornerstone Action supports HB 1678-FN, the prenatal nondiscrimination act. We agree with the sponsors that no human being in utero should be discriminated against on the grounds of genetic diagnosis or sex. More important than

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Protecting Born-Alive Infants (HB 1675-FN, 2020)

January 30, 2020 / Written Testimony

Testimony submitted to House Judiciary Committee by Shannon McGinley, Executive Director, Cornerstone Action Cornerstone Action supports HB 1675-FN, which would protect infants who survive attempted abortion. We fear an important point was lost at the House committee hearing on the bill: the legislation is about a situation arising after

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Changing Birth Certificates: Arbitrary Revision vs. Factual Information (HB 1577)

January 30, 2020 / Written Testimony

he current effort to rewrite our laws to replace sex with gender identity does not change the government’s need for accurate information. We can show tolerance and respect for those identify as a different gender while still maintaining factual data that helps our government identify and solve health and safety threats.

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Prayer in Schools: A Student’s Right (HB 1306)

January 29, 2020 / Written Testimony

Cornerstone’s concerns with HB 1306 is that the bill will inhibit a student’s right to pray in school

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NH Children Don’t Need SB 700

January 23, 2020 / Written Testimony

A committee hearing for Senate Bill 700 was held on January 22nd. As part of the overall effort to expand marijuana use in our state, Senate Bill 700 would include autism as a qualified condition for medical marijuana, treatment not backed by solid research. Moreover, the Surgeon General recently

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Sports Equity for Female Student Athletes (HB 1251)

January 15, 2020 / Written Testimony

Written Testimony given to the House Education Committee by Shannon McGinley of Cornerstone Action for hearing on HB 1251, January 15 2020. Cornerstone strongly supports HB 1251, and we thank the many legislators who have sponsored it today. The bill is about sports equity for female student athletes. HB

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Casino Gambling Hurts NH Families (SB 310)

April 16, 2019 / Written Testimony

Written Testimony delivered by Christopher Jay, attorney with Cornerstone Action Would approving casinos in New Hampshire generate revenue for the state? Could we use that revenue for good causes, like education? Before we even get to those questions, we should be asking the more obvious question: “Does establishing casino

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Sex Change on Drivers’ Licenses: Changing Reality for the Sake of “Compassion.” (HB 669)

April 10, 2019 / Written Testimony

Written Testimony delivered by Christopher Jay, attorney with Cornerstone Action to the Senate Transportation Committee, April 9th 2019 Today we are being told we should easily allow change of sex for people who perceive themselves to be the opposite sex (or non-binary, etc.). The argument presented is that we

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SB 263 – On Schools, Suing, and Sex Segregated Sports.

April 10, 2019 / Written Testimony

New Hampshire has recently lurched into the murky and chaotic area of legislation driven by a desire to re-create human sexuality. The latest example is SB 263 which specifically lists “gender identity” and other categories as protected classes.

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