. Rebuild Top Priorities This Week Very busy week ahead. Several top RebuildNH priorities are on deck. Many on this list are probably very relieved and happy about the proceedings down in D.C. lately. But the beauty of federalism is that we are neither at the mercy nor the protection of the federal government. The … Read more
The Executive Council listened, and item 15, the Dartmouth Hitchcock contract, was tabled. This got the attention of the Attorney General, who indicated he would handle it. I’m hoping to have an update (hopefully a win) for you all by next week. Thank you all so much for writing and sharing this action alert in … Read more
DHMC Contract TOMORROW The Executive Council meets tomorrow to vote on a contract for Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, who is still not in compliance with the Patient Bill of Rights by requiring vaccines for their transplant program. While I don’t personally have an issue with this contract, we should not be contracting with DHMC until … Read more
Tuesday, January 28th, N.H. HouseChildren and Family LawLOB, Room 206-208 ⭐ 1:30 p.m. – OPPOSE – HB553 The bill allows family court to proceed with parental fitness tests without a conviction, bypassing due process by not requiring a legal finding of guilt. The bill creates unmeasurable metrics of abuse to extend to “emotional” and “psychological,” and … Read more
Thursday, January 16th, N.H. HouseEducation FundingLOB, Room 205-207 ⭐ 1:00 p.m. – SUPPORT – HB115 This bill makes Education Freedom Accounts available universally. RebuildNH supports the idea of universal school choice, and we have never supported the current system of income based school choice. While we have some issues with the structure of administration of the … Read more
I was connected via Facebook a few weeks ago with Shannon Buttermore, who is being denied a kidney transplant at Dartmouth Hitchcock for not getting the COVID-19 vaccine. I was absolutely incredulous that Dartmouth Hitchcock had such a mandate (for many vaccines, not just the COVID-19 vaccine) because HB 1003 of 2022, which passed unanimously … Read more
@RebuildNH Executive Director Melissa Blasek hosted a legislator education luncheon today for a sizeable bipartisan crowd. Joined by parental rights advocate Ann Marie Banfield and Tiffany Kreck of Health Choice Maine, the panel discussed the dangers of school-based health clinics (SBHCs) and the legislation RebuildNH is supporting to stop them. Essential events like this are … Read more
Tell Your Reps To Oppose House Rule Change The New Hampshire House is considering a rule change Wednesday that would allow committees to table bills without holding public hearings if three-fourths of the committee agrees. This proposal threatens our state’s tradition of transparency and accountability by silencing the voices of constituents and concentrating power in … Read more
e have HUGE plans for the upcoming legislative season that begins in January to further liberty in New Hampshire. We have bills being submitted to protect your privacy, medical freedom, parental rights, education freedom, reduce the power of the administrative state, promote state sovereignty, and more. Last year, I became New Hampshire’s “Liberty Lobbyist” with … Read more
While the nation’s eyes were on the presidential debate, those of us at RebuildNH were focused on what really matters: New Hampshire. None of us has the power to affect the outcome of the presidential race, nor do we have the tools to fix D.C. State legislatures are truly where the power of the people … Read more
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