The NH Liberty Alliance does not endorse federal level candidates. We have received multiple e-mails regarding videos that a YouTube user named "NHLiberty4..." has been posting. This user has no affiliation with the NH Liberty Alliance.
We focus our efforts on NH State politics and endorse NH candidates who have demonstrated their pro-liberty stance by their voting record or their score on our candidate survey. Here is the link to our Annual Liberty Rating for an example of the work we do in New Hampshire http://www.nhliberty.org/2011_Liberty_Rating.
We hope this removes any confusion.
The next Board meeting is scheduled for Saturday, January 7 at 1:00 pm at Murphy's Taproom, 494 Elm Street, Manchester, N.H. All members are welcome to attend. Hope to see you there.
The Board elections have closed, and the results are:
The Return of Civic Action
As mentioned in our September newsletter, the Board has proposed a bylaws change which would reinstate Civic Action. "What is Civic Action?" asked an inquisitive attendee of last month's annual membership meeting. Civic Action is the branch of the NHLA that addresses this part of our mission statement: The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance is a non-partisan coalition working to increase individual freedom in New Hampshire. We do this by monitoring bills in the legislative sessions and encouraging private charity, a civil society, and citizen involvement.
This is the eighth annual Liberty Rating issued by the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance. Bills have been carefully selected for inclusion which clearly demonstrate the level of respect our elected representatives show for our individual rights and liberties.
The 8th Annual Liberty Dinner was a great success. Over 100 people were in attendance on July 10th at the Chateau Restaurant in Manchester, NH. Most of the attendees for the dinner also arrived early for the engaging conversations at the VIP reception.