1. Thomas Ball bill shelved for now.
2. GA plans to move border. Claims water rights.
3. Philly cop who punched woman found not guilty.
4. Ice cream bank hero sticks it to the man.
5. DJVCS airs on CheshireTV.
On March 27, there was an “End the Fed Rally” at NH Institute of Politics on the campus of St. Anselm College just outside of Manchester, NH.
Dave Ridley from RidleyReport.com, Ian Freeman from Free Talk Live & Darryl W. Perry from Free Press Publications were able to ask questions of Eric Rosengren the President of the Boston Federal Reserve and Jim Roche the head of the Business and Industry Association.
One man even said that we should “move to Korea.”
I love having Dave Ridley roaming the halls of the state house. Here he questions several cops about testifying against cannabis freedom:
1. Rand Paul filibuster.
2. New Federal gun buyback program in the works.
3. NH gas tax. It’s for the roads!
4. Local voting day in NH.
5. 80% of NYC high school graduates unprepared for college.
6. College education: Not such a great investment these days.
I’ve been in New Hampshire less than 10 months, yet I’ve already pissed off a couple of State Reps. How did I manage to annoy members of the legislature? Good question, and I shall explain.
In December, a State Rep from Keene posted a comment on BlueHampshire.com stating that Free Staters aren’t welcome and that she wants to pass measures to restrict freedoms in hopes that we will leave or be deterred from coming to NH in the first place.
I immediately found out that this State Rep is actually from Rhode Island and has only been in NH for just over 6 years. She’s not the only elected Democrat who isn’t from NH, so it appears there is some hypocrisy over whom, at least in her mind, is “allowed” to come to NH. (more…)
Last month, Cynthia Chase posted on BlueHampshire, “Free Staters are the single biggest threat the state is facing.” She also stated that she wanted to restrict freedoms in hopes that FSP participants leave NH or never move to NH, in the first place.
Cynthia Chase’s post has been removed from the BlueHampshire website. However, I was able to get a screenshot of the post before it was removed.
It now appears she’s trying to prevent FSP members from attending NH House proceedings. Cynthia Chase co-sponsored HB-129 which states:
Pursuant to part 2, article 8 of the New Hampshire constitution, the galleries of each house shall be open at all times during legislative sessions except when the welfare of the state requires secrecy. In the case of a disruption, disturbance, emergency, or other condition which makes it unsafe to keep the gallery open, the house or senate shall go into recess until it is safe to continue. Such a recess shall be as short as possible. The availability of live streaming video, television broadcast, or other audiovisual presentation shall not be deemed a substitute for opening the galleries. Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing law enforcement officers or the sergeant at arms from excluding dangerous or disruptive individuals, or from preventing entrance to the galleries when they are filled to capacity. (emphasis added)
Since we know that Rep. Chase considers FSP members a “threat to the state” will she use this legislation to prevent any FSP member from attending Legislative sessions?
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