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NH 2021 Bill thread: Critical Bills need to be voted on 5/25
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HB197 has a Senate hearing on April 6th. Sign in to support the bill:
1:30 in the Judiciary committee. The bill allows you to defend yourself while you are in your car. Carjacking or kidnaping or even attempted murder.
1 Justification; Physical Force in Defense of a Person. Amend RSA 627:4, II(d) to read as follows:
(d) Is likely to use any unlawful force in the commission of a felony against [the actor within such actor's]a person in a vehicle, dwelling or its curtilage.
2 Effective Date. This act shall take effect 60 days after its passage.
gencourt.state.nh.us
1:30 in the Judiciary committee. The bill allows you to defend yourself while you are in your car. Carjacking or kidnaping or even attempted murder.
1 Justification; Physical Force in Defense of a Person. Amend RSA 627:4, II(d) to read as follows:
(d) Is likely to use any unlawful force in the commission of a felony against [
2 Effective Date. This act shall take effect 60 days after its passage.
The New Hampshire State Senate
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I am still looking for where I read & saw discussion about that. I know it was talked about here years ago, but there were also other places/publications that discussed it.
You mean accurate information can be gleaned from somewhere other than NES, INCONCEIVABLE!
Best site for updates is the state (Gencourt): gencourt.state.nh.us, the legiscan site tends to be updated more slowly, but at least it doesn't crash like gencourt so often seems to.
Here's the most recent news coverage I can find: New Hampshire lawmakers seek to blunt presidential orders on firearms
KBCraig
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Even better is Gen Court Mobile, a service provided by the volunteers at New Hampshire Liberty Alliance.
The content there pulls directly from the state's servers, but provides it in a more useable form.
Premium content is available to members.
It's the only organization to which I have a life membership. For liberty lovers in NH, it's hard to find anything better.
192 Yea 152 Nay so does this mean it's the law?
Rep Gregg Hough of Belknap 3 had to leave the session because his house was on fire. Apparently, his Mother in Law was home and perished in the fire. Thoughts and Prayers.
Rep Gregg Hough of Belknap 3 had to leave the session because his house was on fire. Apparently, his Mother in Law was home and perished in the fire. Thoughts and Prayers.
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What SB was this vote on?
| Crawford, Karel | Republican | Carroll | 04 | Excused |
| Danielson, David | Republican | Hillsborough | 07 | Excused |
| Emerick, Tracy | Republican | Rockingham | 21 | Excused |
| Kilanski, Ben | Republican | Cheshire | 13 | Excused |
| Leavitt, John | Republican | Merrimack | 24 | Excused |
| Lundgren, David | Republican | Rockingham | 05 | Excused |
| McBride, Everett | Republican | Rockingham | 08 | Excused |
| Packard, Sherman | Republican | Rockingham | 05 | Excused |
| Thompson, Dennis | Republican | Coos | 01 | Excused |
| Harrington, Michael | Republican | Strafford | 03 | Nay |
| Spilsbury, Walter | Republican | Sullivan | 08 | Nay |
| Wolf, Dan | Republican | Merrimack | 05 | Nay |
| Klose, John | Republican | Merrimack | 21 | Not Voting |
| McKinney, Betsy | Republican | Rockingham | 05 | Not Voting |
| Tausch, Lindsay | Republican | Hillsborough | 21 | Not Voting |
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I would be interested in the answer. All my reps are liberal dems, so I know they voted nay.
I am concerned with the Excused and Not Voting though. While there are always legit reasons to be excused whether that be work, medical, family emergency, fatal housefire in Mr Hough's case, a constitutional ammendmant vote seems like a big one to miss.
I am concerned with the Excused and Not Voting though. While there are always legit reasons to be excused whether that be work, medical, family emergency, fatal housefire in Mr Hough's case, a constitutional ammendmant vote seems like a big one to miss.
KBCraig
NES Member
Hough left on Wednesday when he got the call about the house fire, but was there on Thursday and Friday (his birthday), with his wife's blessing. I gotta say, that's more dedication than I would have had in that situation.
Some reps have no problem supporting sanctuary and not compelling state and local police to enforce federal laws. I'm in that group. Some have no problem flipping positions. And some recognize the hypocrisy of being for one form of sanctuary but against another, so they take a walk.
As always, Judy Aron had the best write-ups. She got a few details wrong, but the gist is correct.
Day One:
granitegrok.com
Day Two:
granitegrok.com
Day Three:
granitegrok.com
Some reps have no problem supporting sanctuary and not compelling state and local police to enforce federal laws. I'm in that group. Some have no problem flipping positions. And some recognize the hypocrisy of being for one form of sanctuary but against another, so they take a walk.
As always, Judy Aron had the best write-ups. She got a few details wrong, but the gist is correct.
Day One:
So Kids... What Did We Learn From Wednesday's House Session (4/7/21)? - Granite Grok
We learned that this budget will cut the statewide property tax by $100 million which will give much-needed property tax relief.
granitegrok.com
Day Two:
So Kids, What Did We Learn From Thursday's NH House Session (04/08/21)? - Granite Grok
Find out what was passed on Thursday's House Session. Everything from gun bills, to election integrity, to state of emergency legislation.
granitegrok.com
Day Three:
So Kids, What Did We Learn From Friday's NH House Session (04/09/21)? - Granite Grok
Find out what happened on the last day of House Session in Bedford at the Sportsplex. We had all sorts of interesting bills to debate, as well as Democrat shenanigans going on.
granitegrok.com
It's off topic, but the links to the articles led to the video showing Rep. Deb Stevens (D-Nashua) abusing her dog by leaving it in a vehicle. I challenge anyone to sit in a vehicle all day in the sun, even with the windows down, and see how hot it really gets.
I've had to leave my dog in my truck a few times when it was really hot.
I leave her a bowl of water and leave the truck running with the AC on full blast.
Who's gonna steal my truck with her in there.
AHM
NES Member
To be fair,
that "truck" of yours
has a mighty open "seating plan", so to speak.
Any dog that can't get enough air
sitting in the front seat of that
must be an Asthma-Hound Chihuahua.
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That's a Forklift, this is my truck.
AHM
NES Member
LittleCalm
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Nice pup. Breed?
Full German Shepherd, or as my wife says "Alsatian"
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It's too bad it didn't make,
I had this already to go.
If you're not between 55-60,
it was a J.Geils album (1978)
I had this already to go.
If you're not between 55-60,
it was a J.Geils album (1978)
AHM
NES Member
ETA: I tease, I tease...nothing personal against the Rep.
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