Concord, NH- NH House Majority Leader Jason Osborne (R-Auburn) and Rep. Judy Aron (R-Acworth) released the following statements in response to NH House Democratic Leader Renny Cushing (D-Hampton) referring to the majority as “the most radical group of rejectionists that have assembled in the House in our history.”

House Majority Leader Jason Osborne:

“I’d like to take a moment to remind the Democratic Leader of reality. We’ve only held one session day to vote on legislation and House Democrats spent their entire day voting ‘no.’ They reject expanding education choice to allow parents a say in where their children attend school. They reject any tax relief and want to leave our small businesses struggling. They reject basic decorum and respect for their fellow legislators. They also reject showing up and performing the job their constituents elected them to do, and instead file frivolous lawsuits that the courts reject.” 

“What does the Majority reject? We reject higher taxes on our citizens, including a sales and income tax. We reject increased mandates and taxes on our businesses that are struggling through the pandemic. We reject forcing students to stay in a school where they are struggling.  We reject infringing upon the basic liberties of NH citizens. If the 2020 election proved anything, it’s that the citizens of New Hampshire reject these policies as well.”

Rep. Judy Aron:

“If I am going to be labeled a rejectionist by the Democratic Leader, I’d like to be clear on what it is I reject. I reject their assumption that everyone is a racist. I reject their attacks on those who do not agree with them, their ‘cancel culture,’ and their pursuit of squelching free thought and free speech. I reject their desire to disarm us all. I reject their desire to continue to increase our taxes until New Hampshire is indistinguishable from Massachusetts or California. I reject their desire to dismantle law and order. I reject their desire to ignore the Constitution; their need to erase history. But most of all, I reject their policies of divisiveness that perpetuates hate for our neighbor.”

Merrimack Special Election Update 

Help the NHGOP and the Committee to Elect House Republicans elect Bill Boyd in our upcoming Special Election!

May 6th (6pm)     NHGOP Reception Featuring  Corey Lewandowski

July 17th (10am-3pm)  Hillsborough County Machine Gun Shoot 

Senator Spotlight: Meet Denise Ricciardi of District 9

Our first Senator Spotlight highlights District 9's Denise Ricciardi of Bedford, New Hampshire!

Denise is a long standing community leader and volunteer, but her most recent legislation as Senator has expressed a true dedication to Granite Staters. In her first term,  she advocated to bring critical funding back into local businesses, to the added benefit of all New Hampshire residents with SB99. The bill puts a financial cap on the annual increase of the state's Meals & Rooms Tax, ensuring that proper funds are redistributed back to their municipals. To see more on SB99, look to the official Senate news release below. Thank you Senator Ricciardi for being an empowering female leader who prioritizes her community! 

To learn more about Denise and her priorities for New Hampshire - Click the link! 

NHFR is founding a new 'Lakes Region' Club! 

The New Hampshire Federation of Republican Women is so excited to announce that we are starting another club! This will be our second new club this year. Support for our current clubs along with new club development is crucial to being organized for our 2022 get-out-the-vote efforts! 

The Lakes Region FRW is having their organizational meeting on April 20 at 7pm to elect their Executive Officers and approve their Bylaws. They need 10 female members to join for $35 as founding members to start their club! The Lakes Region FRW will aim to represent women in any town in the "lakes region" of NH and will be based in Belknap County. 

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