The right to keep and bear arms in the New Hampshire House has been limited a bit after the Democrat-controlled legislature recently passed Rule 63. That rule now bans legislators, and anyone else except active police and security personnel, from carrying "deadly weapons" such as hand guns in the "House Chamber, anterooms, cloakrooms, or House gallery." The ban, however, is a reinstatement of an old rule that had been overturned in 2015 when the Republicans controlled the House.
As a consequenc
The right to keep and bear arms in the New Hampshire House has been limited a bit after the Democrat-controlled legislature recently passed Rule 63. That rule now bans legislators, and anyone else except active police and security personnel, from carrying "deadly weapons" such as hand guns in the "House Chamber, anterooms, cloakrooms, or House gallery." The ban, however, is a reinstatement of an old rule that had been overturned in 2015 when the Republicans controlled the House.
As a consequenc…
