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NH 2021 Bill thread: Critical Bills need to be voted on 5/25
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Done, and I got a reply 10 minutes later from Rep Edith Tucker. If nothing else, she's very quick to respond.
AFAR/PFAR
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So where are we at after the sessions yesterday? I didn't get to listen to any of them.
SB154 with its shitty coc amendment was tabled by a vast majority(354-19). What is next there or are we screwed?
HB334 saw its coc amendment adopted by both bodies, so I assume there are the admin sign offs and then it goes up. I see why the language of SB141 was added as it is an insurance policy and also speeds up the implementation.
SB141 is enrolled. Has the Governor come out in public one way or the other for this? All I see is him gushing about the budget.
What ever happened to HB485? It never came out of the coc. IMO, there was probably way too much varied "stuff" in there, but I would have liked to see the Informed Consent portion implemented.
SB154 with its shitty coc amendment was tabled by a vast majority(354-19). What is next there or are we screwed?
HB334 saw its coc amendment adopted by both bodies, so I assume there are the admin sign offs and then it goes up. I see why the language of SB141 was added as it is an insurance policy and also speeds up the implementation.
SB141 is enrolled. Has the Governor come out in public one way or the other for this? All I see is him gushing about the budget.
What ever happened to HB485? It never came out of the coc. IMO, there was probably way too much varied "stuff" in there, but I would have liked to see the Informed Consent portion implemented.
AFAR/PFAR
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I suppose this was a little disrespectful-not of Sununu, but of the work that went into the two bills.
Especially since I just browsed HB2 and realized that holy crap, the I&D tax is being phased out. This directly affects my pocket book. Of course cynical me is waiting to see what goes up in cost.
77:1 Rate.
I. The annual tax upon incomes shall be levied at the rate of 5 percent for all taxable periods ending before December 31, 2023.
II. The annual tax upon incomes shall be levied at the rate of 4 percent for all taxable periods ending on or after December 31, 2023.
III. The annual tax upon incomes shall be levied at the rate of 3 percent for all taxable periods ending on or after December 31, 2024.
IV. The annual tax upon incomes shall be levied at the rate of 2 percent for all taxable periods ending on or after December 31, 2025.
V. The annual tax upon incomes shall be levied at the rate of 1 percent for all taxable periods ending on or after December 31, 2026.
Goes away in 2027.
154 and further restrictions on gov emergency powers will come back in fall when the legislature meets
Until then folks need to ride their senators hard.....I've heard rumblings of complaints about their "Summer vacations" being interrupted.....
The Senate was the problem......might be time for some new republican blood in the senate
The budget add on bill has some good stuff in it but the "Christmas Tree"/Omnibus approach is dead wrong....and it will come back to bite us in the arse.....just like Sununu's abuse of powers will unless the law is fixed.
Hassan declares a "State of Emergency" over opioids.......you think for a second that a future dem governor wouldnt do something similar to below and use that to abuse everyone's rights top to bottom?....and the excuse that will be repeated ad nausium will be "Cuz Sununu did it".....
Minneapolis declares racism a public health emergency
"Systemic racism is among the greatest long-term threats our city and nation are facing," said mayor Jacob Frey.
www.cbsnews.com
The current emergency RSA isnt constitutional......you cant grant enumerated powers to another branch of government via a simple bill/rsa.....it needs to follow the constitutional ammendment process
State of Emergency reform is not just a theoretical exercise anymore: We need this fixed and it is a gun issue:
www.governor.ny.gov
Governor Cuomo Declares First-In-The-Nation Gun Violence Disaster Emergency as Part of Comprehensive Strategy to Build a Safer New York
Governor Cuomo declared the first-in-the-nation gun violence disaster emergency as part of a new, comprehensive strategy to build a safer New York.
AFAR/PFAR
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Winning!
AFAR/PFAR
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http://gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billText.aspx?sy=2021&id=355&txtFormat=html
I'm pretty sure this is what was added: " in and of itself and without additional circumstances,"
KBCraig
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This is the second Ward Bird bill.
AFAR/PFAR
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I listened to the Senate session when this was passed. There was at least one senator speaking for the bill that had very little idea about what they were talking about and the bill's purpose. While she supported it and I'm thankful, it was clear that 2A discussions were not her forte.
I don't recall Mr. Bird's case being brought up at all during the senate discussions, but instead it was supermarket flashing and McCloskey event.
KBCraig
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Back at least 12-15 years ago (I can't find any remaining news articles about it), a young man walking home from his job at night realized that two dudes in street hood clothing were approaching him rapidly from behind.
He turned towards them, and as he did so he used one hand to discreetly open his lockblade knife and held it behind his leg.
Turns out it was two plainclothes cops (Nashua, maybe?), and they identified themselves and showed badges. He was compliant, and the first time they were aware of the knife was when he folded it and put it away.
They arrested him for criminal threatening, and he wound up convicted. IIRC, it was a felony charge.
He turned towards them, and as he did so he used one hand to discreetly open his lockblade knife and held it behind his leg.
Turns out it was two plainclothes cops (Nashua, maybe?), and they identified themselves and showed badges. He was compliant, and the first time they were aware of the knife was when he folded it and put it away.
They arrested him for criminal threatening, and he wound up convicted. IIRC, it was a felony charge.
AFAR/PFAR
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Dumb question(I'm full of them).
Is there any way to see what the Governor's bill signing schedule looks like? Or maybe see what kind of post House/Senate discussions(meeting minutes, et al.) have occurred on certain bills?
Just kind of curious as it seems some people know when bills are going to be signed, so they either have insider information or there is a schedule I can't find. Example above-Design knew about HB195 before it was updated on the NH General Court site and yesterday several people on another platform knew about the dog laws that were signed before they were signed.
Is there any way to see what the Governor's bill signing schedule looks like? Or maybe see what kind of post House/Senate discussions(meeting minutes, et al.) have occurred on certain bills?
Just kind of curious as it seems some people know when bills are going to be signed, so they either have insider information or there is a schedule I can't find. Example above-Design knew about HB195 before it was updated on the NH General Court site and yesterday several people on another platform knew about the dog laws that were signed before they were signed.
KBCraig
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I'm pretty sure he's done, after Wednesday's public signing of some animal bills.
If I read correctly, all bills have become law, no vetoes.
SpaceCritter
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And their houses still stand? Post their addresses.
AFAR/PFAR
NES Member
hmm
Just read his veto message on HB98. No skin off my back, but I thought one of the points of pulling the primary forward a month was so that the candidate that won had a better opportunity to campaign for the general.
He talks about vacations in the veto message, but this is simply swapping the current August work for July work.
Just read his veto message on HB98. No skin off my back, but I thought one of the points of pulling the primary forward a month was so that the candidate that won had a better opportunity to campaign for the general.
He talks about vacations in the veto message, but this is simply swapping the current August work for July work.
AFAR/PFAR
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a**h*** vetoed SB141 and HB334
Governor Chris Sununu Vetoes SB 141 and HB 334
His vetoe message on 141 shows he clearly does not understand the problem.
Governor Chris Sununu Vetoes SB 141 and HB 334
His vetoe message on 141 shows he clearly does not understand the problem.
Actually he nailed it and exactly why 141 is a tactical disaster that would cede control to Feds
There have been numerous instances/legit reasons to take issue with Sununu's actions over the last 14-16 months but he nailed this one......
AFAR/PFAR
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That very well may happen unless the legislature does its fooking job and mandate and monitor/require reporting metrics from the gun line......
The performance issues in past are a product of the failure of legislature and executive branch to supervise/require performance/reporting
Thats a different issue entirely from whether or not NH should retain control OR cede to an administration that is hostile to RKBA
AFAR/PFAR
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It doesnt have to cost money.......the DoS miraculously fixed the issues this spring when pressure began to be applied.....
All it would require is a quarterly report mandated and made public/sent to governor and legislature
AFAR/PFAR
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