KarlLexington
KarlLexington t1_jat0eui wrote
Reply to Best bars/restaurants/places to meet people ? Need to expand my going out locations ! by emjohns70843
I run a Meetup group called Manchester Friday Night Drinks; we go to different bar in the Manchester area every two weeks, its a great way to meet people in a casual friendly way and learn more about what's out there. Our next meetup is Friday, March 10 at Stark Brewing. https://www.meetup.com/manchester-friday-night-drinks/ .
KarlLexington t1_jaayuyb wrote
The closure of Rockingham Park opened up a vast swath of land in the center of town to new development.
KarlLexington t1_jaaxtxd wrote
Reply to comment by sledbelly in Governor sitting next to us while out to eat with family by DareMe603
He's toned down his rhetoric considerably since then. I believe he'll sign it, but gripe about it while doing so, or perhaps let it become law without his signature.
KarlLexington t1_ja9nfx2 wrote
Reply to comment by JacktheBoss_ in Governor sitting next to us while out to eat with family by DareMe603
Pretty unfair. Although he's has expressed skepticism on the matter, he's not outright rejected the idea, unlike the last two (Dem) governors who have both rejected the idea outright. He's never had an opportunity to officially weigh in on the matter, since it gets killed in the Senate ever year. Rumor is he'll support it if it gets to his desk.
KarlLexington t1_ja99wep wrote
I love that one can occasionally have these experiences of seeing our political leaders in the wild in New Hampshire, even if you might disagree with them.
KarlLexington t1_j9yj9g9 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Why is New Hampshire the last state in New England remaining that still has not legalized weed yet? by throwawaypdtm
That simply is not true. There was a one bill last year to do that, the first time that idea has ever been proposed, but it was rejected. That whole idea is pretty much dead. The current legislation (HB 593) is a more conventional approach similar to what other states have done.
KarlLexington t1_j9pbx5h wrote
Reply to comment by ILikeCrabbyRobots in New Hampshire House Passes Cannabis Legalization Bill That’s Sponsored By Top Republican And Democratic Lawmakers by OregonTripleBeam
The last two Dem governors opposed cannabis legalization. Many of those in the Senate who oppose legalization are Dems. The issue consistently gets majority support of both Republicans and Democrats in the House. This really isn't a partisan issue in NH. Also, the whispers I hear is that Sununu will sign it if it gets to his desk (he wants to be prez and is pushing the "liberty governor" angle) but he doesn't want to take the risk of going on record supporting it as long as the Senate protects him from having to. Senate remains the roadblock here, but there's reason to believe this year the mix will be more favorable. We'll see.
KarlLexington t1_je58wou wrote
Reply to comment by salty_worms in A while ago someone posted about NH HB 277 that would allow elective sterilazation to be easier for women to access. Any updates on that? I couldnt find any online. by salty_worms
Just because it's not mandated to be covered by insurance doesn't mean it's illegal or that no insurance will cover it. Pretty sure you can find a doctor who will perform the procedure, especially given your condition.