This week we need you to take action on bills related to Education, Health and Human Services, Judiciary, and Children and Family law. Thursday, March 27th, N.H. SenateSenate Session Education⭐ SUPPORT – SB96This bill requires that schools disclose any information about the child that the parent requests. This is in direct response to the Manchester lawsuit, … Read more
Tuesday, March 18th, N.H. House Ways and Means LOB, Room 202-204 ⭐ 10:30 a.m. – SUPPORT – HB524 This bill repeals the NH Vaccine Association and gets the state out of the vaccine business. It has already passed the House once, but it is a two-committee bill and will now be considered on its financial merits. … Read more
Wednesday, March 12th, N.H. HouseJudiciaryLOB, Room 206-208⭐ 9:30 a.m. – SUPPORT – HB584 Take two! The previous hearing for this bill got postponed, so I am asking you to sign in and send testimony again. This bill says that state of New Hampshire and its political subdivisions cannot enforce any mandate of the World Health Organization, United … Read more
Vaccine Association repeal and town health officer limitations pass the House! Vaccine mandates, WHO nullification, and more this week!
Tuesday, March 4th, N.H. SenateEducationLOB, Room 101 ⭐ 9:00 a.m. – SUPPORT – SB96 This bill specifically deals with rectifying the now infamous “Manchester case” of the mom who sued after being denied truthful information about her child’s gender and transition status in school. You can read more here. This bill states that a school cannot make a policy … Read more
Good news is that HB524, repealing the NH Vaccine Association, is OTP (ought to pass) out of committee and heads to the House floor. Bad news is that the NHVA has a lot of money and resources and are filling up legislator’s inboxes already with outright lies about what the NHVA is and does. Email Your … Read more
. 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
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