Legislation passed to protect domesticated animals, wildlife in New Hampshire Share Updated: 7:24 PM EDT Jul 28, 2021 Share Updated: 7:24 PM EDT Jul 28, 2021
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Show Transcript MORE FROM THE ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE. Reporter: WITH THE STROKE OF E THPEN, THE GOVERNOR GAVE QUALITY UNDER THE LAWO T CATS AND DOGS FACING THE UNFORTUNATE CIRCUMSTANCE OF BEING STRUCK BY A CAR. CURRENTLY DRIRSVE MUST STOP AND CONTACT THE OWNER OR POLICE WNHE THEY HIT A DOG. STARTING IN 2022, THE SAME WILL APY FORPL CATS. TO HAVE A LAW THAT WOULD PROTECT DOGS I THINK IS A DOMESTICATED ANIMAL, IT DIDN T MAKE ANY SENSE. Reporter: STATE REP ABBAS OF SAMLE SAID HE WAS INSPIRED TO FILE THIS LISEGLATION AFTER HIS OWN FAMILY CAT WAS STRUCK AND KILLED. I WAS SO UPSET THAT THE RSPEON DIDN T STOP. Reporter: OTHER BILLS SIGNED TODAY INCLUDE HOUSE BILL 338 WHICH ESCATALES PENALTIES FOR STEALING DOGSR O TAMPERING WITH THEIR COLLAR OR MICROCHIP. HOUSE BILL 529, WHICH ES
Critical Race Theory Implicitly Taught in Schools: ‘Moms of Liberty’ Activist
Williamson County in Tennessee in 2020 adopted a new curriculum, “Wit and Wisdom,” which incorporates the quasi-Marxist critical race theory (CRT), in grades K through five at the beginning of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus lockdowns.
Although legislation prohibiting teaching CRT in public schools in Tennessee went into effect in July, these ideas are now infused throughout the curriculum, according to Robin Steenman, Williamson County chapter chair of Moms for Liberty.
“Some of the material within ‘Wit and Wisdom’ curriculum is explicitly CRT but most of it is implicit,” Steenman said in an interview on EpochTV’s “Crossroads” program. “It is the drumbeat in the background, the constant pushing and pushing to look at the angry white faces. The vocabulary, words that they choose, are ‘unjust,’ ‘unfair,’ ‘violence.’ You expose a kid to that day after day,
A fix for New Hampshire’s bail reform law has stalled in a House committee. Lawmakers have clashed over whether the state should make it easier to detain violent offenders after arrest.
New Hampshire Rally Urges Schools to Stop CRT Indoctrination
More than 200 people rallied at the New Hampshire State House on April 24 to urge schools to stop indoctrinating children with Critical Race Theory (CRT), which was described by demonstrators as a set of divisive concepts aimed at increasing racial tensions.
A new rule proposed by the U.S. Education Department in April suggested including CRT in history and civics classrooms throughout the country.
“Teach MLK (Martin Luther King), not CRT (Critical Race Theory),” a sign held by a protester read.
The theoretical frameworks of CRT are rooted in critical theory, a Marxist social philosophy which argues that social problems are created more by societal structures and cultural assumptions than by individual factors. CRT incorporates the notion that the white race enjoys certain “privileges” just because of skin color.
Bill in NH House would give motorists right to use deadly force in some cases
Opponents say bill would allow for legal road-rage shootouts Share Updated: 10:34 PM EST Feb 22, 2021
Opponents say bill would allow for legal road-rage shootouts Share Updated: 10:34 PM EST Feb 22, 2021
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Show Transcript RAISING CONCERNS OVER POTENTIALLY DEADLY CONSEQUENCES. WHEN IT COMES TO CASES OF ROAD RAGE. AMID LAST YEAR S PROTESTS. SOME NEW HAMPSHIRE LAWMAKERS SAW VIDEO OF HIGHLY CHARGED SITUATIONS INVOLVING VEHICLES SURROUNDED BY RIOTERS OR ANGRY PROTESTERS, AND WHILE NOTHING LIKE THIS HAPPENED HERE THEY WANTED TO GIVE PEOPLE THE LEGAL RIGHT TO RESPOND WITH DEADLY FORCE FROM THEIR VEHICLE IN A RIOT. ((00:00 - 00:12)) IF YOU RE ALLOWED TO USE THIS KIND OF FORCE INSIDE OF YOUR HOME, YOUR CAR IS - IT S STILL PROPERTY, AND YOU RE INSIDE YOUR CAR, WHICH, I KNOW IT S NOT YOUR HOME BUT IT S PARALLEL. DEBATE IN COMMITTEE HUNG UP ON THE POT