Over the past few weeks, the New Hampshire House has considered dozens of bills. Republicans currently hold a 206-183 majority, with roughly 100 of those Republicans being ‘libertarian’. Over the past few years, thousands of libertarians have moved from authoritarian states to enjoy its unrivaled freedoms and to help the state resist the shift away from liberty that is consuming the rest of the union.
If any hospital denies treatment to patients who are unvaccinated, they must also refuse to treat those who smoke, are obese or have unhealthy eating habits.
After months of tense negotiations, New Hampshire’s government passed its biennial budget on Thursday afternoon. Both sides doubted whether a deal could be reached until the final moments before the crucial vote in the House. The budget already passed the Senate earlier in the session.
For the third year in a row, New Hampshire Democrats seem to be proposing a bill which would create an income/payroll tax in the state. As they did for the past 2 years, they appear to be disguising their intentions by calling it a ‘family medical leave insurance’ bill. At […]
On Thursday evening, Governor Sununu announced via Facebook that he has vetoed Senate Bill 1.
The Democrats have taken over the New Hampshire House and Senate, and without missing a beat, they have that imposes a new tax on business. Not totally new, actually.
The House Finance Committee held a work session on HB628 – the family medical leave insurance bill on Tuesday afternoon. Unlike a public hearing, the public does not have the opportunity to speak at work sessions. During the session, NH Dept. of Employment Security Deputy Commissioner, Richard Lavers, walked the […]
Much like a Tide Pod, this bill looks attractive to naive children but is really toxic.
There is a bill currently making its way through the legislative process in our state that should be of great concern to NH’s fiscally responsible and liberty-minded citizens.
However, some authoritarian politicians want that to end. The above 12 representatives and senators have sponsored a bill that would effectively create and potentially impose a state income tax in NH.