Kevin Landrigan

N.H. House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee approves firearms ed in public schools added to Senate-passed refusal of consent bill (SB 54), 9-6, with all GOPers for it, Dems against it. #nhpolitics

.@GovChrisSununu always said "equity" was a top option, joins Scope Labs Capital run by former college classmate. #nhpolitics https://t.co/p0bzMw2ky5

.@MaggieG603: "Justice David Souter was and always will be a true American hero. He was a humble man with a granite backbone who always put our country and our Constitution first. His commitment to common sense was at the heart of his truly uncommon brilliance..." #nhpolitics

N.H. Sup. Ct. Chief MacDonald Take 2: "Having reached the pinnacle of our profession, Justice Souter always remained grounded in New Hampshire. We will continue to be inspired by David Souter’s remarkable legacy." #nhpolitics

Supreme Court Chief Gordon MacDonald Take 1: "The N.H. Sup. Ct. conducts business in the Souter Conference Room in Concord. There, we are reminded daily of Justice Souter’s deep intellect, his reverence for the law, his love for our state, and perhaps most of all, his humility."

Zandra Rice Hawkins, director of Gun Sense New Hampshire, opposing gun ed class in public schools. “Let’s call this bill what it is; an attempted jobs bill for gun lobbyists and firearm dealers.” #nhpolitics

RT @T_RoyNHStateRep: @KlandriganUL The state of New Hampshire and our society as a whole MUST counter the messages that are constantly bein…

.@KellyAyotte: “From his time as a prosecutor and NH's AG to his two decades at the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice David Souter led an incredible life of service to our state and our nation. I join his loved ones and former colleagues in mourning his loss today.” #nhpolitics

AG John Formella: “We are deeply saddened by the passing of Justice David Souter. From his service as N.H.'s AG to his tenure on the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice Souter’s commitment to justice and the rule of law left an indelible mark..." #nhpolitics

Rep. Heather Raymond, D-Nashua, and 8 yr. member of Nashua Board of Ed, urged House panel to make firearms ed course an "opt in" rather than as written "opt out" for all students, Nashua did this with air rifle competitive program that has been off site since 2019. #nhpolitics

.@T_RoyNHStateRep proposes mandatory, 1 hr. course in K-12 on firearms training; any parents could opt out, guns and ammo not allowed in school during instruction. Added to Senate-passed bill (SB 54) raising penalty for refusal to consent to blood alcohol test. #nhpolitics https://t.co/p814hB4iJu

Sup. Ct. Chief John Roberts on the passing of David Souter at 85. "Justice David Souter served our court with great distinction for nearly twenty years. He brought uncommon wisdom and kindness to a lifetime of public service." #nhpolitics

RT @SkyNews: BREAKING: A new Pope has been elected as white smoke rises above Vatican Watch Sky News coverage for the latest ⬇️ https://t…

N.H. House endorses, 188-176, amendment to Senate-passed bill (SB 295) expanding Education Freedom Accounts, lifts income eligibility limits while having an annual cap on number of scholarships. Heads to House Finance Committee for further review. #nhpolitics

N.H. House rejects, 206-158, a move to reconsider its vote last week to kill a Senate-passed bill (SB 23) to upgrade some child endangerment actions from a misdemeanor to a felony. #nhpolitics

N.H. House's big, 290-71 vote to pass on to the desk of @KellyAyotte bill to increase minimum mandatory term for child sex trafficking (SB 262) from 7-to-30 to 18 yrs. to life. #nhpolitics

Final vote 202-160. This amended, anti-sanctuary city and cooperating with federal immigration bill (SB 62) is looking like the version that the Senate could concur to and send automatically to the desk of @KellyAyotte who has said she will sign it. #nhpolitics