Politics

Bill would mandate Bible study

George Washington has a Biblical phrase etched on his tomb. In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson wrote that all rights come not from a government or king but from a "Creator." These men and the other founding fathers of America were profoundly influenced by the Christian Bible, and in order to understand United States history, students need to read and study it, according to a bill before the House Education Committee yesterday. "The Holy Bible is the bedrock of Western civilization. Love it or hate it, it's in every aspect of… 15

February 3, 2012

Committee votes for sobriety

A House committee voted overwhelmingly yesterday to kill a bill eliminating sobriety checkpoints in New Hampshire after members of law enforcement and the House's Republican leadership spoke against the legislation. The 12-1 vote by… 0

February 3, 2012

GOP: Jobs are No. 1 priority

House Republicans want you to make no mistake about it: Jobs are their No. 1 priority. For the second time this year, House Majority Leader D.J. Bettencourt held a press conference inside the Legislative Office Building to make that point,… 9

February 3, 2012

PSNH opposes divestiture

Public Service of New Hampshire led an all-out assault yesterday against legislation that would force the state's largest utility to sell off its power plants. When the Legislature restructured the industry a decade ago, originally PSNH… 1

February 3, 2012

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