Last week, the House voted on HB1677, a bill expanding the Education Freedom Account program to all failing districts. Unfortunately, the bill failed. By the time they got to this bill, Republicans had lost the majority in the room, and Democrats were vehemently opposed to education choice programs. Our treasurer, Rep JR Hoell, wrote this fantastic … Read more
It has just come to our attention that HB1677 has an amendment. The bill requires that Education Freedom Accounts (EFA) be made available to all students in any school district with less than 50% proficiency in all subjects. The amendment says that all students are eligible for an EFA if the district is below 25% in any subject. … Read more
Director’s Report is back! It’s a busy week coming up in the 603! Listen, stay engaged, fight for liberty! Last week, we asked you to contact your reps about HB1002, a bill that would add a $25 hourly fee for right-to-know requests. The bill was reconsidered Thursday and sent back to the committee. Please contact … Read more
HB 1156 will have a committee vote on Friday. This bill is very important as it prohibits the enforcement of any CDC and WHO regulations. We need to give it a little push. ⭐Please call the committee chair and vice chair and kindly urge them to support HB1156. Rep Michael Moffett: 603-491-0553Rep Skip Rollins: 603-504-8501 Email the committee: housestate-federalrelationsandveteransaffairs@leg.state.nh.us
Wednesday, February 7th, N.H. HouseHealth and Human ServicesLOB, Room 206-208 ⭐ 1:00 p.m. – SUPPORT –HB1663Medical privacy is a foundation of personal liberty, as demonstrated by the last four years. HIPAA was long misunderstood to protect privacy when it is really about sharing your private data. State laws on medical privacy are the only thing that … Read more
We’ve alerted you to SB343, relative to school-based health clinics, for the past few weeks. The bill is currently tabled, but the sponsor still wants to move forward with rubber-stamping this terrible idea. Call and email Senator Dan Innis and tell him to withdraw his support from SB343, the Nanny State Expansion in Schools Act. We need … Read more
Wednesday, January 31st, N.H. SenateHealth and Human ServicesSH, Room 100 ⭐ 10:00 a.m. – OPPOSE–SB559This bill seeks to redefine the term “vaccine” because, according to the current definition, the state of NH illegally purchased the COVID-19 “vaccines.” According to this proposed definition, any “vaccine” that is approved by the FDA will be approved for the … Read more
Below is my testimony to the Senate Education Committee that you can use to inform your own testimony. Hopefully it helps clarify the key issues with the bill. Madam Chair and members of the committee, my name is Melissa Blasek and I’m the executive director of RebuildNH, from Merrimack, NH, and I am here today to … Read more
Our bill to end town mask mandates forever has made a surprising reappearance in the Senate thanks to Rep Juliet Harvey-Bolia and Senator James Gray. The vote will be on the 18th, and we need everyone to call Senator Ricciardi and Senator Avard and urge them to support the floor amendment to SB63. Let’s kindly … Read more
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