THE LIBERTY BLOCK

If these bills pass into law, politicians will control how private businesses operate in more ways than they currently do.

According to multiple sources, the motivation behind this bill is specifically directed to halt the “Learn Everywhere” program

A bill proposed by four Democrats and two Republicans would give politicians another degree of control over restaurants

The authors of HB1286 believe that it is both their duty and within their power to “...protect the public from the practice of music therapy

Have you ever been pulled over by an unmarked car that you never suspected belonged to a law enforcement officer?

Every item listed below is a primary offense and could be used as sole justification for a law enforcement officer to stop a vehicle

A bill filed by five House Democrats could derail New Hampshire’s primary tourist attraction: The skiing industry.

Considering how unlikely it is that vaping products could ever definitively be proven to not be a cause of illness, this bill could ban the

A Republican New Hampshire Representative has proposed a bill that would begin to chip away at the cornerstone of a civil society: Due proce

In 2017, over 7,700 seniors died from car accidents and another 257,000 were sent to the ER due to a car accident...

HB1635 is a perfect example of authoritarian politicians utilizing one of their most reliable and powerful tools to brainwash your children.

Violating this new law would be a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on whether the unlicensed locksmith had a business.

Over the past few years, radical leftists throughout the US have launched a full-scale war against plastic, styrofoam, oil, natural gas,...

House Bill 1143 repeals the ‘limited liability’ status of all “manufacturers, distributors, dealers, or importers of firearms or ammunition”

...the bill seemingly makes it a crime for a business to print a paper receipt for a customer unless they specifically request one.

House Bill 1281 is a bill written by politicians which ‘grants’ politicians the power to control private health insurance companies.

House Bill 1492-FN imposes a tax of 4.3% upon the receipts from the sale of taxable electronics purchased at retail in this state.

This bill changes the threshold to just 10MPH and 5MPH whenever the posted speed limit is 70MPH.

Of course, this bill is the precursor to New Hampshire’s future ‘buyback & destroy program’ which this politician surely wants to replicate.

In many cases, insult is added to injury when the officer’s department announces that an internal investigation has concluded that