NH Liberty Alliance

Please join us this Friday, April 17 for Liberty Power Hour! At @AFP_NH in Manchester. Our guest speaker this week is Rep. Henry Giasson @RepHGiasson, NHLA Political Action Director 🗽 RSVP: forms.gle/3Qdz8xw4vxoru4…

This Friday at Liberty Power Hour: Guest speaker @RepHGiasson (Political Action Director, @NHLiberty) talking about recruiting more liberty candidates & the NHLA PAC funding 📍 @AFP_NH Office, Manchester | 12–1 PM (doors 11:30) RSVP for lunch: forms.gle/3Qdz8xw4vxoru4… Who’s coming? @FreeStateNH

What’s impressive about this is that the education system didn’t just eliminate virtually all conservative thought as it moved toward left wing extremism, they got rid of almost anyone who was in the middle too. Anyone who doesn’t fully comply with the groupthink isn’t welcome.

@Lily4Liberty @nhliberty

@KlandriganUL All of the arguments I hear against this has more to do with campus culture than the Right to bear arms. Maybe the colleges should do more to have a better, safer culture.

I'll be joining @brucefenton at tonight's End The Wars rally at UNH. Who will I see there? Where: University of New Hampshire, Thompson Lawn When: 5:30PM-6:30PM Why: We oppose war!

@nottodaybasil That's a great idea! Round trip of course 😘

@nhliberty I got you.

We are beginning to solicit items for our annual silent auction at Liberty Dinner on July 18, 2026 (more info to come). If you or know of someone who would like to contribute an item drop us a line. Popular items in years past have included wine tasting, oil paintings, guns, airplane rides, and more!

254 years ago today, the Pine Tree Riot took place in 1772, Weare, NH. It is one of the earliest acts of colonial resistance against British royal authority leading up to the American Revolution. I am very proud to live in Weare. The spirit of liberty shines in Granite State!

Today marks the 254th anniversary of the Pine Tree Riot, which made New Hampshire first to rebel against the British! 🌲 As we celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday later this year, we’re proud of the Granite State’s role in shaping American history.

A leaked email shows that the anti-2A crowd will be protesting Campus Carry on Tuesday. We’ve seen the same playbook before. In 2017, NH passed Constitutional Carry. They screamed bloody murder, saying that we would see “Wild West shootouts”. New Hampshire remains the safest state in the nation. If you want to participate in an exciting opportunity on Tuesday, either comment or message me.

@603IronMarshal2 @Osborne4NH 60% threshold in current version of HB1300

@nhliberty Typical Jay Oddball (@Osborne4NH) B.S. - these tax-caps need a super-majority to pass, which means they're "DOA" in Blue and Purple towns, the very towns where tax caps are desperately needed. #nhpolitics

"If “down-shifting” were real, that would be impossible. The truth is simpler, yet harder to accept: your local government got a record check from Concord and spent even more on top of it." The people of NH need to realize they are paying ever more property taxes, for LESS.

🏛️ Bill Hearing Highlights for the Week of April 13, 2026 🟩 Support 💼 HB1043 — Employer Pay Flexibility 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 10:25 AM – SH Room 100 Allows employers to set their own policies for minimum pay when employees report to work, instead of being bound by a one-size-fits-all state mandate. The default state rule only applies if no company policy exists. 📚 HB1256 — End State-Funded Library Scholarships 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 9:35 AM – SL Map Room Eliminates a niche state-run scholarship program for graduate library degrees, removing government involvement in subsidizing specific career paths. 🗳️ HB1526 — Reform Budget Committee Process 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 10:00 AM – SH Room 122-123 Updates how towns adopt and structure budget committees, including clearer rules for elections, appointments, and transitions—aimed at improving local fiscal governance. ⚡ HB1542 — Refund Renewable Energy Payments 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 9:10 AM – SH Room 103 Requires money collected from utilities (when they don’t meet renewable mandates) to be returned directly to ratepayers instead of held in government-managed energy funds. ⚖️ HB1206 — Clarify Family Court Authority 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 1:15 PM – SH Room 100 Clarifies the legal boundaries of family courts, reinforcing what types of equitable (non-criminal) decisions they can make. ⚖️ HB1422 — Expand Time for New Trials 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 1:35 PM – SH Room 100 Gives defendants more time to request a new trial in certain cases, potentially helping correct wrongful convictions or procedural errors. 🎓 HB1793 — Campus Carry Protections 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 1:45 PM – SH Room 100 Prevents public colleges from banning firearms or non-lethal self-defense tools and allows lawsuits against schools that attempt to enforce such bans. 🏗️ SB88 — Ban Project Labor Agreement Mandates 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 10:15 AM – GP Room 159 Stops the state from requiring union-style labor agreements in publicly funded construction projects, increasing competition among contractors. 🚗 HB1421 — Expand Title Exemptions for Older Cars 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 1:00 PM – SH Room 122-123 Exempts vehicles 20+ years old from title requirements (instead of a fixed year cutoff), simplifying ownership for older cars while allowing optional titles. 🚗 HB1549 — Simplify Vehicle Registration Paperwork 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 1:20 PM – SH Room 122-123 Limits ID and ownership document requirements to initial registration or transfers—making renewals faster and less bureaucratic. 💊 SB504 — Expand Pharmacy Practice 🗓️ Wed 4/15 – 1:10 PM – GP Room 231 Broadly expands what pharmacists and pharmacy staff can do, including dispensing certain medications, reducing regulatory burdens, and limiting oversight by the pharmacy board. 👨‍👩‍👧 HB1378 — Parental Access to Medical Records 🗓️ Wed 4/15 – 9:30 AM – SH Room 100 Guarantees parents access to their minor child’s medical records, with limited exceptions. 🏫 HB360 — Limit Medical Actions by Schools 🗓️ Wed 4/15 – 9:45 AM – SH Room 100 Prohibits public schools from performing surgeries or prescribing medications—drawing a clear line between education and medical decision-making. 💰 HB1335 — Transparency in Medical Incentives 🗓️ Wed 4/15 – 10:00 AM – SH Room 100 Requires doctors to disclose significant financial incentives tied to treatments they recommend, helping patients identify potential conflicts of interest. 💉 HB1022 — Clarify Religious Vaccine Exemptions 🗓️ Thu 4/16 – 1:00 PM – SH Room 100 Standardizes how religious exemptions from vaccine requirements are claimed, reducing ambiguity and administrative barriers. 🏡 HB1219 — Limit Vaccine Mandates in Foster Homes 🗓️ Thu 4/16 – 1:30 PM – SH Room 100 Ensures adults in foster homes are not subject to stricter vaccine requirements than the general population. 🟥 Oppose ⚖️ HB1361 — Expand Search Warrant Inventory Rules 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 1:25 PM – SH Room 100 Changes how police must document seized property during searches—raising concerns about increased procedural complexity or expanded enforcement authority. 🚗 SB559 — Lower Local Speed Limits 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 10:40 AM – GP Room 234 Allows towns to reduce speed limits below 25 mph in more areas, potentially increasing enforcement and ticketing. 🌊 HB1477 — Regulate Floating Platforms 🗓️ Wed 4/15 – 9:45 AM – SH Room 122-123 Imposes permits, fees, and restrictions on seasonal floating structures (like swim platforms), limiting use to shoreline owners. 🔋 HB1602 — Battery Recycling Mandate 🗓️ Wed 4/15 – 10:00 AM – SH Room 122-123 Creates a statewide producer-funded battery recycling system with regulatory oversight—adding compliance burdens across the supply chain. 🗑️ HB215 — Landfill “Public Benefit” Requirement 🗓️ Thu 4/16 – 1:10 PM – SH Room 103 Requires landfill developers to prove their project provides a “net public benefit,” adding a subjective approval hurdle to permitting. 💡 Of Interest 🏦 SB661 — Oversight of Risk Pools 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 1:15 PM – GP Room 229 Adds stricter financial oversight and potential state intervention for pooled insurance programs used by municipalities. 🚛 HB1252 — English-Only CDL Testing 🗓️ Tue 4/14 – 1:40 PM – SH Room 122-123 Requires all commercial driver’s license tests to be taken in English and may force some current drivers to retest. 🏛️ SB570 — Legislative Ethics Changes 🗓️ Wed 4/15 – 10:00 AM – GP Room 234 Updates conflict-of-interest rules and expands exceptions for when legislators must recuse themselves. 🧠 SB498 — Children’s Mental Health Funding System 🗓️ Thu 4/16 – 1:30 PM – GP Room 229 Creates a new funding structure for youth mental health services funded by assessments on insurers and health plans. 🗑️ HB1138 — Limit Out-of-State Waste 🗓️ Thu 4/16 – 1:20 PM – SH Room 103 Restricts how much out-of-state trash can be dumped in New Hampshire landfills. 🏥 HB1071 — Repeal COVID-Era Liability Protections 🗓️ Thu 4/16 – 1:15 PM – SH Room 100 Removes legal immunity granted to healthcare providers during the COVID emergency period. 💡 How to Take Action • Attend hearings and sign in your position • Submit testimony to committees • Contact legislators directly 🗽

Fun fact: There are only two states that are both in the top 10 for income and in the bottom 10 for Gini index (lowest income inequality). Are they in bright blue "share the wealth states?" Nope - they are New Hampshire and Utah. One of those has no income tax & nice beaches.

Super successful launch to our new #LibertyPowerHour! 31 people turned out today! Thank you @AFP_NH for hosting I love living in the @FreeStateNH ! @nhliberty

@NH_Ancap @GregMooreNH Gonna say the same thing

@GregMooreNH Who made this map and made NH lighter blue than states which have lower numbers?

NH younger adults a pretty educated lot. Highest percentage of folks with a degree in the country.

Whelp, they did it. ME now joined MA in passing a millionaires tax. That means a new wave of tax refugees coming to NH. Good luck if you were a Granite Stater looking to buy a house. pressherald.com/2026/04/10/jan…