I'm about 40 topics behind right now, so much so that I've almost lost my motivation to keep posting. Also, today is the 20th anniversary of President Ronald Reagan's speech at Brandenburg Gate when he demanded that Gorbachev tear down the Berlin Wall and I'm preparing a speech to deliver on the floor of the NH House tomorrow, so I'm pretty busy ( Read more... )

Here's a list of some of the bills that have come before the NH House. You can search for bills at the House website.

The Good

Here are some of the good bills that the Democrats killed:

-CACR 16: This constitutional amendment would have required a state referendum in order to impose a sales or income tax, which would make it much more difficult ( Read more... )

Yesterday I delivered a speech on the floor of the House against the proposed mandatory seat belt law. Unfortunately, the House shamefully passed this blight on individual liberty by a margin of 153-140. The Union Leader covered the story. (They quoted me, as did the Concord MonitorHere's the speech I gave on the floor (video linked above, I start ( Read more... )

This was an intense week at the NH State House. On Tuesday, as I've already posted, I delivered my first speech "at the well" on school choice. The bill was crushed, as I'd expected, though I was happy to see the amount of Republican solidarity on the issue ( Read more... )

I gave my first speech to the New Hampshire House of Representatives today. You can find the speech just before the 28th minute in this grainy video. I should note that much of the speech was in response to the Education Commmittee's majority report. Also, I made a few extemporaneous comments and added a whole story at the end so you'll have to ( Read more... )