Last week’s state house committee hearings featured two very different gun proposals. The first, HB 1314, is excellent. It would allow people to carry guns into colleges or any other government-funded entity. The other, HB 1657 is terrible. It would create a huge list of places where guns would not be allowed, including anywhere with a liquor license, hospitals, polling places, churches, and other clear constitutional violations of the right to property and religion. In the case of the awful gun prohibition bill, the testimony was entirely against it, with the exception of the bill’s sponsor who spoke first. It was an avalanche of pro-weapons-freedom testimony which was well-spoken by its advocates. (This happens in NH anytime gun freedom is threatened. Self-defense supporters come out in large number to testify for gun freedom.) The bill went down in flames, 11-2 voting “inexpedient to legislate”. I don’t have full video of either hearing, but I got most of them. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I62Xe2DH7LI

Attorney Dan Hynes represents the ladies who were arrested for being topless on Laconia's beach in a clear case of a discriminatory law targeting women. Here are the full arguments in front of the NH Supreme Court followed by media interviews with Hynes outside the court afterwards. In case you missed it, here's the original Free the Nipple trial from the original Gilford arrests (the case prior to this one, where the ladies won at the district court level). Hynes does an excellent job and the entire thing is pretty entertaining: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVJGEtcO_aU ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9idsHL-lYc