With coronavirus hysteria seemingly ramping down, now is a good time to start implementing some of our lessons learned to make sure that we’re never again subjected to such gross violations of human rights.
The New Hampshire goldbacks are unique and gorgeous, and the 10 features a lady sitting on a cannon, while the 25 includes the famous state motto of “LIVE FREE OR DIE”.
In New Development, Governor Virtually Signals That His Powers Supersede Those of the Legislature
For the first time in recent history, they could be children without even worrying about the flu. We should be celebrating that and letting them live life. We should not be traumatizing them and scarring them for life.
House Bill 403 would allow people to refill their beer growlers at bars that did not originally sell them the growler. Apparently, doing so is currently a crime in New Hampshire.
Sadly, politicians have chipped away at our economic and personal freedoms for decades, and we now find it nearly impossible to work in any type of industry without first getting ‘permission’ from our lords.
New Hampshire had the best economy in the US by nearly every metric, until Dictator Sununu illegally shut down the economy and began punishing businesses for trying to survive.
This growing divide illustrates that the states are not united; they are increasingly divided, heading in diverging directions.
Among my mentors, there is a strong disagreement regarding credit cards. The Ramsey clan considers them to be the devil. And I think that they have some excellent reasons to think that. Traditional investors and consumers utilize credit cards quite a bit, meaning that they must believe that they are valuable in some way.
The actual bill creates a new crime, but one could be guilty of the crime by doing things other than ‘assaulting’ a person who is “conveying public health or safety guidance or requirements”.
