603 Alliance meets with Rochester 912

The 603 Alliance Team would have a hard time finding a more receptive audience than the members of the Rochester 912 Meet-Up.  At their monthly meeting on July 13th, Andrew Hemingway and Diane Bitter gave them the pertinent points about why the 603 Alliance was formed, what it hopes to accomplish, and how it will execute that plan.

This patriotic group of well-informed activists had no trouble understanding these concepts and embraced the plan enthusiastically.  The sign-up sheet, which was passed around during the meeting, was filled with the names of all attendees at the end of the meeting.

Andrew Hemingway
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Representatives of the 603 Alliance and CBL-NH attended the Coalition of NH Taxpayers Annual Reunion Picnic July 11th at American Legion, Hillsborough, NH.  More info about CNHT at http://cnht.org/

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On the 4th of July, Americans should make a conscious effort to remember,  and to teach our children, the real reason for the holiday, which is to honor the memory of our founding fathers and mothers who overcame extreme odds and made great personal sacrifices to earn our freedom and independence.

As we enjoy this holiday, take time to reflect on the lessons learned from our nation’s early heroes.  Our focus, as always, needs to be directed toward the future of this great nation — which can only continue in greatness by promoting personal responsibility, limited government, free markets, and individual liberty.

Happy Independence Day, Americans.  Long live the Republic!

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Fran Wendelboe wrote a column in the Concord Monitor last week that has gone viral, with over 14000 online reads.  In the article, she outlines the common-sense argument that gun rights are important to everyone… and that opposition to gun rights is harmful to women.  Senate Bill 116, allowing concealed carry without a permit, passed the Senate along party lines, with a 14-9 vote. The House passed the bill 212 to 150. Governor Hassan has threatened a veto.  Contact Governor Hassan and demand that she stand for the rights of women to defend themselves without prior government permission!