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Representative Coffey speaks on passage of SB88 |
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WMUR's report on the passage of SB88 includes statements from Representative Coffey. On September 14th, the NH house followed the senate in overriding Governor Lynch's veto of the bill. Earlier representative Coffey had indicated " |
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Representative Coffey urges Senate to override Governor Lynch's Veto |
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At a press conference covered by the Concord Monitor on Sept 6th, Representative Coffey urged the Senate to override Governor Lynch's veto of SB88. The bill allows a person who is anywhere he or she has a right to be to use deadly force to protect oneself or a third person. Please contact your senator to indicate your support of the override. |
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Representative Coffey's Book now available at A.G. Russel Knives |
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The book everyone is talking about, Knives, Lipstick and Liberty is now available in A.G. Russell Knives' fall catalog and online.
A portion of the proceeds go to support Camp Constitution, a family camp in New Hampshire created to stress the rights afforded citizens by the U. S. Constitution. |
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The New Hampshire chapter of Americans for Prosperity Foundation has released it's 2011 Legislative Score Card. The Score Card measures how legislators in Concord voted on bills relating to economic freedom and prosperity. We are proud to announce that Representative Coffey received a A rating and the title of "Advocate of Prosperity". |
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Local retailers carry Representative Coffey's book |
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Representative Coffey's book Knives, Lipstick, and Liberty One Woman's Journey is now available at two New Hampshire book stores - Liberty Books at 75 Allison Street in Concord, NH and The Barn Store Rte. 4, 96 Old Turnpike Rd, Salisbury, NH.
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Representative Coffey stands her ground |
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SB88 - relative to physical force in defense of a person and relative to the brandishing of a firearm or other means of self-defense has been approved by the NH house and senate. Representative Coffey, one of the bills co-sponsors, was quoted in the boston.com article, "I should not be required to turn my back to a would-be rapist or robber on my way to stores". Please contact Governor Lynch and urge him to sign this legislation. |
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Governor Lynch signed Rep. Coffey’s sponsored Knife Rights pre-emption bill |
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Today, Governor Lynch signed signed Rep. Jenn Coffey’s sponsored Knife Rights pre-emption bill, HB544. It takes effect in 60 days at which time, no city, town, or other political subdivision can ban the ownership, possession, sale, or carry of knives.
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