Official Oppression (HB 1468)
Anyone who has had improper sign fines levied, was wrongly accused of a crime, had their personal safety threatened, or was not allowed their rights under 91-A has likely suffered some sort of official oppression. HB 1468 deals with the consequences of government...Medical Rights (HB 1648)
Update: HB 1648 is a bill that makes it a misdemeanor for an officer of the government to interfere with or withhold medical services from legal residents of New Hampshire. It would prohibit interference with access to medical services and health insurance of New...Rep Eaton Wants More Power to Statehouse Guards
Seacoast Online “CONCORD, N.H. – New Hampshire’s Statehouse security force doesn’t have the power to hold people for arrest, but a state lawmaker who’s a retired police chief wants to change that. State Rep. Dan Eaton is proposing giving the half dozen or...Who Voted for an Income Tax? (HB 642)
Believe it or not, 70 Democrats and 2 Republicans voted for HB 642 which was nixed 244-72. Find out who these people were here: Roll Call on HB 642Invasive Health Tests in Schools (HB 1479)
At the urging of the wife of Governor Lynch, the House Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs Committee is being urged to recommend HB 1479 which would requiring that body mass index be assessed in all pupils in grades one, 4, 7, and 10. This is a gross invasion...VISITORS