Citizens for A Strong New Hampshire

02/28/2017

New Hampshire ranks #1 in opportunity for Granite Staters and #2 overall.

See how New Hampshire compares to all U.S. states.

02/22/2017

Great news, for the Granite State!

A license is no longer required to carry a loaded gun under a jacket or in a purse in New Hampshire.

02/10/2017

"New Hampshire is on the verge of repealing a state law that requires Granite Staters to have a permit to carry a concealed firearm."

The House of Representatives voted 200 to 97 today to pass Senate Bill 12, which previously passed the state Senate.

02/09/2017

Great news! Constitutional carry has passed the New Hampshire House!

Now it heads to Governor Chris Sununu's desk, where it is expected to be signed into law.

02/09/2017

In honor of the snow storm...

02/01/2017

"For more than a year, Maggie Hassan managed to play the part of someone serious about national security.

"During her campaign for the U.S. Senate, Hassan supported a temporary ban on accepting refugees from Syria until the vetting process to w**d out potential Islamic radicals could be improved. She took some heat from the loony left, but stuck to her support for a pause throughout the campaign.

"She won her election. Sen. Hassan has now dropped the veil, and joined in the protests against an idea she recently supported."

- New Hampshire Union Leader

For more than a year, Maggie Hassan managed to play the part of someone serious about national security. She won her election. Sen. Hassan has now dropped the veil, and joined in the protests against an idea she recently supported.

01/30/2017

A great exchange on the right-to-work legislation being debated in Concord.

Rep. Mark MacKenzie (D-Manchester) and Greg Moore, director of Americans for Prosperity NH, sit down to talk about right-to-work legislation with WMUR Political Director Josh McElveen on CloseUP.

01/24/2017

Granite Staters, please take a couple of moments today to call the Executive Council's office to register your support for Hon. Frank Edelblut for Commissioner of Education in New Hampshire. Frank is a reformer and a staunch school choice advocate. We need his refreshing voice fighting for our children at the state's Department of Education.

The number to call is (603) 271-3632

**Mention the town you live in and report that you are calling to SUPPORT Frank Edelblut for Commissioner. If the mailbox is full, please try calling again later to register your opinion.

**Liberals are working diligently to try and stop the much needed reforms Edelblut will bring to the education system in our state, so please call now. After you call, please ask your friends and neighbors to call, too.

01/17/2017

Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter must have already fixed all the problems concerning residents of NH-01 and now has the time to focus on ridiculous stunts for political gains with her liberal base 🙄.

New Hampshire Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter has joined a growing number of Democrats who say they don't plan to attend Donald Trump's inauguration.

01/11/2017

"Woodburn is abusing the privileges of his office, introducing a bill just to get some cheap publicity. He should be ashamed for wasting the time of the Office of Legislative Services, and the paper wasted to print his idiotic legislation."

- New Hampshire Union Leader

In December, we said that Rep. Don LeBrun's bill to force reporters to wear name tags at the State House was the worst idea of the 2017 legislative session, so far. Jeff Woodburn took that as a challenge.

01/11/2017

Can you believe that a Democratic New Hampshire State Senator thinks THIS is a priority?

CONCORD -- The leading Democrat in the New Hampshire Senate is proposing that the Granite State consider a ban on Russian vodka as one possible response to reports of Russia's meddling in the U.S. election.

01/11/2017

"Republicans in the New Hampshire Legislature are again poised to repeal the state requirement for concealed carry licenses. This time, they have a governor willing to sign the bill into law."

- New Hampshire Union Leader

Republicans in the New Hampshire Legislature are again poised to repeal the state requirement for concealed carry licenses. This time, they have a governor willing to sign the bill into law.