Currently, item #52 has been tabled, but it will be discussed and voted on again on Wednesday, July 10th, at the next Executive Council meeting. This item concerns the approval of a grant for “mental health services” in public schools. A few years ago, the EC accepted a similar grant for medical care in public … Read more
At the end of each two-year term, RebuildNH publishes a scorecard. Unfortunately, the Senate did not roll call enough bills to create a scorecard, but you can check out how your House members did. You can search by name and filter by town, grade, or party affiliation. Scorecard Here! RebuildNH Fundraiser July 10 at 7 … Read more
SB417, a bill that RebuildNH has been fighting since January, went to Committee of Conference this week. RebuildNH’s treasurer, Rep JR Hoell was on the committee and ensured that the bill was amended to protect families in New Hampshire. The bill now heads back to the full House and Senate to be concurred but RebuildNH … Read more
No votes or hearings this week. The House and Senate just finished marathon days voting on the rest of their bills. HB1093: This public school mask mandate ban bill passed the Senate and heads to the governor along with our other supported bill, SB63, which limits the power of health officers to make ordinances. This is … Read more
Thursday, May 23rd, 2024 N.H. House Session ⭐ Support Amendment/Support ITL SB417 We have been fighting this bill since January. RebuildNH is asking that you tell your reps to support the amendment, which changes the bill from being a threat to families to a good bill for families, but oppose the bill if the amendment fails. … Read more
Aaron Siri, the brilliant civil rights attorney behind many of the anti-vaccine mandate and vaccine injury lawsuits (including the ICAN lawsuits and FOIA requests surrounding the covid vaccine), will be presenting tomorrow, May 16th, in front of the House Special Committee on Covid Response Efficacy at 10:00 a.m. in the LOB room 301-303. This meeting … Read more
Because of all of your help, SB63 has passed the House and is headed to the Governor’s desk. Last week, we notified you that SB63, limiting the power of health officers to make ordinances, had failed by one vote in the House. The bill was tabled, and this week, it was removed from the table, … Read more
Thursday, May 9, 2024 N.H. House Session Bad news folks. Thanks to Rep. Bill Boyd, who may not even have a 50 percent voting record on our issues, SB 63 was not passed by one vote in the N.H. House and was laid on the table. We think Rep. Boyd ought to hear from you … Read more
Tuesday, April 30th, N.H. SenateEducationLOB, Room 101 ⭐ 9:10 a.m. – SUPPORT –HB1312 This bill requires that parents be notified of any curriculum in public schools about sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, or gender expression.🔗 Click here to register your disposition.✉️ Email the committee: Ruth.Ward@leg.state.nh.usCarrie.Gendreau@leg.state.nh.usTimothy.Lang@leg.state.nh.usDonovan.Fenton@leg.state.nh.usSuzanne.Prentiss@leg.state.nh.us Wednesday, May 1st, N.H. SenateHealth and Human ServicesLOB, Room 101 ⭐ … Read more
Are Republicans Really the Party of Parental Rights? Let’s Find Out. Wednesday, April 24th, N.H. SenateHealth and Human ServicesSH, Room 103 ⭐ 9:00 a.m. – SUPPORT –HB1365 This free-market pharmaceutical bill allows for biosimilar substitutions, a practice that has been standard in Europe for years. Please tell the committee to support this common-sense bill. 🔗 Click here to … Read more
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