I haven’t been in X for the better part of the past two years. Also, cancelled my Meta accounts over a year ago.

Stop scrolling and post 2 characters who bring you happiness.

I’m cheating because, for me, there is a third character: Brandon Keener’s voice

The U.S. Senate is currently considering a budget reconciliation bill that quietly includes language that could devastate our public lands. It would:
- Make over 250 million acres of public land eligible for sale
- Mandate the sale of at least 2 million acres of Forest Service and BLM land

Do you subscribe to any block lists? That might be why, if the list(s) have him listed.

It’s still up on his page and he is not banned. I saw it right before blocking him moments ago.

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3 critics of proposed cuts to Medicaid in the state budget were arrested Tuesday, June 17 at the Legislative Office Building when they staged a “die-in” at the close of the day’s conference committee on the budget. Read the story here:
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The date as been changed to Sunday 6/22!

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PL: What’s Happening with Medicaid Cuts in New Hampshire? What’s Happening with Medicaid Cuts in New Hampshire? Updated 6/18/2025 By Jules Good for the New Hampshire Hands Off Medicaid Coalition This explainer uses some words from another explainer about ...

Read this plain language guide to learn more about Medicaid in NH and how YOU can take action to protect health care for thousands of Granite Staters.

The plain text link is coming. Stay tuned.

Last year, lawmakers eliminated New Hampshire’s Interest & Dividends tax—resulting in a $180 million hole in the 2025 budget and beyond — handing a huge tax break to people with substantial investment income. Now, they’re trying to fill the funding gap they created by extracting revenue from Medicaid recipients. This is not about fiscal responsibility; it is about shifting the tax burden from the wealthy onto working-class families, children, people with disabilities, and older adults. These budget choices reveal a stark and immoral set of priorities which do not reflect the values of ordinary Granite Staters. We urge legislators to remember that Medicaid is not an optional perk: it is the difference between life and death for thousands of people in New Hampshire. Erecting more barriers to accessing care will kill people. It really is that simple, and that dire.

The Hands Off Medicaid campaign calls on Governor Ayotte to: Veto any state budget that includes cuts to Medicaid, including premiums and work requirements Publicly urge federal lawmakers to remove Medicaid cuts from the federal budget Reinstate the Interest & Dividends tax in New Hampshire so that those most able to pay contribute their fair share

Governor Ayotte has a choice: advance the well-being of New Hampshire’s healthcare system and working families—or stand by while our state’s crucial services are dismantled to benefit the wealthy. Medicaid is not the problem. It is one of the most effective tools we have to protect lives, promote stability, and strengthen the economy. When Medicaid is strong, NH thrives.

This campaign is not backing down. We will continue to organize, mobilize, and raise our voices until Medicaid is fully protected in this budget and beyond. Read this plain language guide to learn more about Medicaid in NH and how YOU can take action to protect health care for thousands of Granite Staters. To get involved with protecting Medicaid or if you have questions about June 17th, contact: Jules Good, jules@neighborhoodaccess.org Lisa Beaudoin, lisa@disability-strategies.com; (603)878-0459

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To get involved with protecting Medicaid or if you have questions about June 17th, contact:
Jules Good, jules@neighborhoodaccess.org
Lisa Beaudoin, lisa@disability-strategies.com; (603)878-0459

Official Statement from the Hands Off Medicaid Campaign Following Civil Disobedience at the NH Budget Committee of Conference Meeting.

During the June 17th Committee of Conference session at the Legislative Office Building, three members of the Hands Off Medicaid campaign, Jules Good, Sarah Chapman, and Lisa Beaudoin were arrested after engaging in nonviolent direct action . For months, the campaign has called on lawmakers to remove dangerous Medicaid provisions from the state budget—work requirements, monthly premiums, and all other cuts to Medicaid services.

Advocates delivered more than 300 handwritten postcards from Granite Staters demanding that lawmakers protect Medicaid. Governor Ayotte has received over 1500 letters and hundreds of calls in addition to pleadings from leaders in the healthcare and long-term care sectors. When Committee members refused to address the substance of the issue, protestors read aloud firsthand accounts from Granite Staters who rely on Medicaid to survive. These stories—of people managing chronic illness, substance use, disability, caregiving, and low-wage work—made clear the devastating human impact of the proposed changes. After exhausting every conventional avenue, including a face to face meeting with Governor Ayotte, the team refused to leave without action and were arrested for refusing to abide by these devastating budget choices.

These budget provisions are part of a calculated push to drive Medicaid disenrollment and create an expensive bureaucratic nightmare for a staff-starved NH DHHS. Monthly premiums are nothing more than a tax on people who are already struggling to afford food, housing, and basic needs. Despite the fact that 70% of Medicaid recipients are already working, and most who aren’t are caregivers or too ill to work, Republican legislators are championing harmful and unnecessary “work requirements”. It is vital that we call these requirements what they are: job loss penalties that endanger the health of people who lose their jobs by ripping away their health care. In 2019, NH's Medicaid work requirement failed. State officials, including Governor Sununu, suspended the policy, citing concerns about the administrative costs and the potential loss of coverage for thousands of residents. Subsequently, a federal judge blocked the implementation of the work requirement, ruling that it was "arbitrary and capricious" and failed to consider its impact on Medicaid coverage.

Official Statement from the Hands Off Medicaid Campaign Following Civil Disobedience at the NH Budget Committee of Conference Meeting. 🧵

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Three arrested after Medicaid ‘die-in,’ refusing to leave Legislative Office Building The protestors wanted lead budget writers to remove proposed work requirements and monthly premiums, but one protestor said none of the lawmakers engaged with them.

@nhpr.org covering the arrest of three NH disability rights advocates:

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Resources.

Proud and Free Rally · American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of New Hampshire The Supreme Court has issued a decision in U.S. v. Skrmetti, a case that will impact trans rights and access to healthcare across the country. In response, we are coming together on June 23rd to supp...

U.S. v. Skrmetti is about the constitutionality of states banning access to critical medical care that could have nationwide impact on sex-based discrimination by the government. Come together on 6/23 to push back on disinformation. Link for info.
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Adriana Smith did not give birth to a baby.

She was used as an incubator, cut open, and a baby was taken out of her lifeless body.

A Black woman was used as a science experiment.

“Be gay, do crime” is enough to get me to read the book.

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Report: New Hampshire could ban funding for programs for disabled people It’s part of an anti-DEI attack.

People with disabilities & our allies are being arrested in Concord NH right now for protesting the current NH budget at the NH budget hearing. This budget will harm PWD and Medicaid recipients.

♿️ ⚖️ #disability #medicaid #NHnews @wmur9.bsky.social @nhpr.org

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My disability eligibility decision was made two decades ago. In that time my disability COL adjustments have increased by <$200/mo. I raised my child in studio & 1/br apts I couldn’t afford when rent was ~$750. The “market rate” for those units has since tripled. This is not a COLA, it’s a JOKE.

Flyer by 603 equality with information to help voters contact NH governor Ayotte. Call her at (603) 271-2121

The final round of anti-trans youth bills have passed the State House & Senate. Today HB 10 was signed by NH Gov Ayotte. It forces teachers to “out” students to an abusive family, & to tell parents who sexually abuse their child that a child has made a report. Take action.

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How is this real life?

Thats a big no from me.

Black and white cat sleeping by a gamer’s feet.

Black and white cat sleeping by a gamer’s feet.

Thumbelina is keeping my 🦶 feet 🦶 warm while I play the new #oblivion game! 🐈‍⬛🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

#toes #cats #xbox

Our humanity is not up for debate—and the value of our lives should never be measured by how well we conform to neurotypical standards.The future we build must have room for all neurotypes to flourish—not as broken versions of “normal,” but as essential variations in the infinite expressions of being human.

In the 80’s, a former KGB propagandist Bezmenov outlined the Russian strategy for undermining a democratic society thro a 4-step process of subversion.
Demoralization of the people of the U.S.
Destabilization of our culture & systems.
Crisis & upheaval.
Normalization of a new status quo.

A destabilized society is easier to control. It is not accidental. It is by design, strategic.