If a Supreme Court decision is rendered, but no one knows about it, is that acceptable? That is the question New Hampshire’s public employees should be asking about the state legislature’s union rights notification bill. The bill, Senate Bill 148, was written in response to a June 2018 Supreme Court Read more…
On July 12th, Governor Sununu signed HB 480 into law, allowing the NH Lottery to offer sports betting for professional sports other than collegiate athletics.
According to Amazon’s subsidiary, Alexa Internet, LibertyBlock.com currently has a higher web traffic rank than leading New Hampshire media sites ‘Laconia Daily Sun’, ‘Keene Sentinel’, ‘Nashua Telegraph’, and ‘Conway Daily Sun’, among others.
On Thursday evening, Governor Sununu announced via Facebook that he has vetoed Senate Bill 1.
A bill to increase the minimum wage for hourly, tipped, and youth workers has passed the Democratic New Hampshire House and has moved to the Senate, which is also controlled by the Democrats. All eight sponsors of the bill are Democrats. Republican Governor, Chris Sununu may veto the bill should it pass the Senate.
HB487 is one of the countless examples of the majority party seeking to regulate as many aspects of as many lives as they can before they lose their majorities in 2020.
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.
what technology will they utilize next to help them monitor and protect us in our homes?
Earlier today, the New Hampshire House voted to reject an amendment that would have significantly reduced the bureaucratic and fiscal impact of HB 628. The House then voted to pass the tax increase by a vote of 171-162. If you noticed that those two figures do not equal 400 – Read more…
the town hall meeting was actually a facade for an anti-gun rally conducted by radical leftist Representatives and teachers and their most thoroughly brainwashed student-activists.