CONCORD – As the second year of the 168th session of the New Hampshire General Court is about to start, Republican House Speaker Sherman Packard of Londonderr
Murray sought future guidance on whether she should vote on legislation even indirectly related to her employment by the Reproductive Freedom Fund of New Hampshire.
A letter from House Speaker Sherman Packard's office told House members what happened regarding the investigation into former Republican Rep. Troy Merner’s domicile that led to Merner's resignation and arrest, but never mentions Packard's name, referring only to what was done by the "Speaker's Office." See letter at the end of this story.