The House of Representatives has formally received our petition and addressed the grievances regarding the executive orders. This victory belongs to the 353 individuals who took the time to participate in this constitutional process. We will remain observant to ensure these principles are upheld in the future.
April 4, 2021
Final supporters
- Petition for Redress of Grievances concerning the 2020 COVID-19 Emergency and Executive Orders issued by HIS EXCELLENCY CHRISTOPHER T. SUNUNU, GOVERNOR
- Pursuant to Part First Article 32 of The Constitution of the State of New Hampshire; We, the people undersigned, being of the State of New Hampshire, have consulted upon the common good and having found it to be and have been perverted and manifestly endangered with respect to the 2020 COVID-19 Emergency and Executive Orders, we now respectfully petition the Honorable New Hampshire House of Representatives and the Honorable Representatives thereof for the redress of our grievances; and we petition that the House of Representatives and the several Honorable Representatives thereof adopt this petition in its concise form, and further record on this petition the names of those Honorable Representatives who care to present this petition with the people undersigned so that this petition is properly received and read and a summary of this petition printed in the House Calendar; and we petition that the Clerk of the House of Representatives state the substance of this petition in summary and place a copy of this petition on file;
- Whereas we, the people undersigned, have observed and encountered a body of information, evidence, and interpersonal reports that consistently call into question and raise doubts about the validity of and necessity of “An order declaring a state of emergency due to Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)” and its’ extensions, we are concerned that the State of Emergency is and was artificially, unnecessarily, and inappropriately prolonged;
- Whereas we, the people undersigned, have experienced, witnessed, and heard of the pains, sufferings, and loss of our fellow people arising from the 2020 COVID-19 Emergency and Executive Orders; including but not limited to the following listed below, and we are therefore concerned that the Emergency and Executive Orders are and were excessive and negligently continued to the severe harm and detriment of our people, our children, our economy, our constitution, and our way of life:
- Loss of Life unrelated to COVID-19, including but not limited to causes such as suicide, and delayed medical care;
- Loss of physical, mental, and social health unrelated to COVID-19, including but not limited to loss of fitness through lack of play and exercise, delayed surgeries, delayed treatments and other medical care, loss and interruption of age and life stage appropriate social interactions and experiences, and increased depression, anxiety, hypochondriasis, and obsessive compulsive fixations;
- Denial of basic human dignity and humane treatment, including but not limited keeping our elderly, infirmed, and dying isolated from their families, friends, and loved ones and vice versa, as well as keeping our people from gathering to worship God;
- Loss of Income, including but not limited to causes such as businesses and employees being considered non-essential;
- Infringement of several Constitutional Rights including but not limited to the Right of Freedom of Religion, Right of Freedom of Expression, Right of Privacy, Right of Bodily integrity, and Right to Peaceably Assemble;
- Exposure to, education of, reinforcement for our children in maladaptive psychological, social, health, and emotional practices which may in some instances be irreversibly harmful and may subject otherwise beautiful, intelligent, and capable children to physical, mental, social, and spiritual ailments which likely would have never been suffered if it were not for the Executive and Emergency Orders, including but not limited to separating new borns from their mothers at birth;
- Denial of access to and enjoyment of long standing common traditions, practices, relationships, services, and institutions, including but not limited to access to schools and places of worship, being present at a family member’s death, and being able to comfort and console our ill;
- Causing otherwise law abiding individuals to be subject to citations and possible or actual prosecution for acts which have previously been deeply engrained through long standing tradition and custom to be considered reasonable, healthy, societally acceptable, and even encouraged;
- And lastly, needlessly causing avoidable situations of deprivation, denial, solitude, confusion, fear, and powerlessness among the people such that it may have led to actions of desperation and duress;
V. Further we, the people undersigned, petition that such committee as requested above hold adequate public hearings to receive testimony and evidence submitted by the public pertaining to the grievances and concerns listed above;
VI. Further, that if upon a thorough, complete, accurate, true, informed, and unbiased evaluation of the circumstances, evidence, testimony, and information surrounding the State of Emergency and related Emergency and Executive Orders it is believed to be just, proper, and appropriate by the Honorable House of Representatives, we the people undersigned, petition that the House of Representatives promptly and without undue delay impeach his Excellency the Governor Christopher T. Sununu pursuant to Part Second- Form of Government Article 17 for the purpose of removing him from office and/ or for future disqualification to hold or enjoy any place of honor, trust, or profit under this state.
With love for our people, our state, and our country we humbly sign and submit this petition for redress of grievances,
Updates
March 4, 2021
The petition has now reached two hundred and fifty signatures. This level of engagement confirms that many citizens remain deeply concerned regarding the executive actions taken during the state of emergency.
Reached 250 supporters
March 3, 2021
Reached 100 supporters
October 23, 2020
115 Comments
We the NH Citizens gage the right to be heard. The Constitution is the Law of the Land and us not divisible. No Governor nor the AG have the right to usurp that Document to meet there needs under any pretense of Public Safety and or Emergency with out the full involvement of the Legislative body.
I would prefer simply to have the edict reversed and not have the Governor impeached. I believe that he was misinformed, misled and misadvised. No crime there, just a horrendous lack of judgement, wisdom and courage. May God Bless Us One and All, RDR
"Two weeks to stop the spread" ended months ago. Small business is dying, people are hurting, all while this mask madness continues. "The Science" does not support this illegal power grab. I don't trust Sununu to do the right thing, and will not be voting for him again. It's time to organize and take back our freedoms.
I’m ready for being able to make my own decisions about where I can go. I want to see the economy thrive and not fail into a recession like it’s going to. We need to continue to support local business’s, restaurants, and live music.
Masks should be encouraged not enforced. People with serious medical issues should wear N95s. It is understandable for healthcare workers to wear masks at work due to their patients being high risk...but mandates and extended state of emergency should have ended a long time ago
I’m with you.
Sununu, you are a tyrant. I knew you would do this which is why I refused to vote for you. Even if you believed in the Fear of the 'Rona, which I'm sure you don't, you should never have usurped your power and overstepped your authority. I believe in Article X of the NH Constitution. I only do business with, go to church at, and frequent all the places which have ignored your ridiculous mandate! You are a cuss word in the state of NH!
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The House of Representatives has formally received our petition and addressed the grievances regarding the executive orders. This victory belongs to the 353 individuals who took the time to participate in this constitutional process. We will remain observant to ensure these principles are upheld in the future.
April 4, 2021
Final supporters
- Petition for Redress of Grievances concerning the 2020 COVID-19 Emergency and Executive Orders issued by HIS EXCELLENCY CHRISTOPHER T. SUNUNU, GOVERNOR
- Pursuant to Part First Article 32 of The Constitution of the State of New Hampshire; We, the people undersigned, being of the State of New Hampshire, have consulted upon the common good and having found it to be and have been perverted and manifestly endangered with respect to the 2020 COVID-19 Emergency and Executive Orders, we now respectfully petition the Honorable New Hampshire House of Representatives and the Honorable Representatives thereof for the redress of our grievances; and we petition that the House of Representatives and the several Honorable Representatives thereof adopt this petition in its concise form, and further record on this petition the names of those Honorable Representatives who care to present this petition with the people undersigned so that this petition is properly received and read and a summary of this petition printed in the House Calendar; and we petition that the Clerk of the House of Representatives state the substance of this petition in summary and place a copy of this petition on file;
- Whereas we, the people undersigned, have observed and encountered a body of information, evidence, and interpersonal reports that consistently call into question and raise doubts about the validity of and necessity of “An order declaring a state of emergency due to Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)” and its’ extensions, we are concerned that the State of Emergency is and was artificially, unnecessarily, and inappropriately prolonged;
- Whereas we, the people undersigned, have experienced, witnessed, and heard of the pains, sufferings, and loss of our fellow people arising from the 2020 COVID-19 Emergency and Executive Orders; including but not limited to the following listed below, and we are therefore concerned that the Emergency and Executive Orders are and were excessive and negligently continued to the severe harm and detriment of our people, our children, our economy, our constitution, and our way of life:
- Loss of Life unrelated to COVID-19, including but not limited to causes such as suicide, and delayed medical care;
- Loss of physical, mental, and social health unrelated to COVID-19, including but not limited to loss of fitness through lack of play and exercise, delayed surgeries, delayed treatments and other medical care, loss and interruption of age and life stage appropriate social interactions and experiences, and increased depression, anxiety, hypochondriasis, and obsessive compulsive fixations;
- Denial of basic human dignity and humane treatment, including but not limited keeping our elderly, infirmed, and dying isolated from their families, friends, and loved ones and vice versa, as well as keeping our people from gathering to worship God;
- Loss of Income, including but not limited to causes such as businesses and employees being considered non-essential;
- Infringement of several Constitutional Rights including but not limited to the Right of Freedom of Religion, Right of Freedom of Expression, Right of Privacy, Right of Bodily integrity, and Right to Peaceably Assemble;
- Exposure to, education of, reinforcement for our children in maladaptive psychological, social, health, and emotional practices which may in some instances be irreversibly harmful and may subject otherwise beautiful, intelligent, and capable children to physical, mental, social, and spiritual ailments which likely would have never been suffered if it were not for the Executive and Emergency Orders, including but not limited to separating new borns from their mothers at birth;
- Denial of access to and enjoyment of long standing common traditions, practices, relationships, services, and institutions, including but not limited to access to schools and places of worship, being present at a family member’s death, and being able to comfort and console our ill;
- Causing otherwise law abiding individuals to be subject to citations and possible or actual prosecution for acts which have previously been deeply engrained through long standing tradition and custom to be considered reasonable, healthy, societally acceptable, and even encouraged;
- And lastly, needlessly causing avoidable situations of deprivation, denial, solitude, confusion, fear, and powerlessness among the people such that it may have led to actions of desperation and duress;
V. Further we, the people undersigned, petition that such committee as requested above hold adequate public hearings to receive testimony and evidence submitted by the public pertaining to the grievances and concerns listed above;
VI. Further, that if upon a thorough, complete, accurate, true, informed, and unbiased evaluation of the circumstances, evidence, testimony, and information surrounding the State of Emergency and related Emergency and Executive Orders it is believed to be just, proper, and appropriate by the Honorable House of Representatives, we the people undersigned, petition that the House of Representatives promptly and without undue delay impeach his Excellency the Governor Christopher T. Sununu pursuant to Part Second- Form of Government Article 17 for the purpose of removing him from office and/ or for future disqualification to hold or enjoy any place of honor, trust, or profit under this state.
With love for our people, our state, and our country we humbly sign and submit this petition for redress of grievances,
Updates
March 4, 2021
The petition has now reached two hundred and fifty signatures. This level of engagement confirms that many citizens remain deeply concerned regarding the executive actions taken during the state of emergency.
Reached 250 supporters
March 3, 2021
Reached 100 supporters
October 23, 2020
115 Comments
I used to think "Live Free or Die" meant something. NH was my 'go to' place for a bit of freedom while shopping until the mask mandate - now I'm taking off for FL again.
We the NH Citizens gage the right to be heard. The Constitution is the Law of the Land and us not divisible. No Governor nor the AG have the right to usurp that Document to meet there needs under any pretense of Public Safety and or Emergency with out the full involvement of the Legislative body.
I would prefer simply to have the edict reversed and not have the Governor impeached. I believe that he was misinformed, misled and misadvised. No crime there, just a horrendous lack of judgement, wisdom and courage. May God Bless Us One and All, RDR
"Two weeks to stop the spread" ended months ago. Small business is dying, people are hurting, all while this mask madness continues. "The Science" does not support this illegal power grab. I don't trust Sununu to do the right thing, and will not be voting for him again. It's time to organize and take back our freedoms.
I’m ready for being able to make my own decisions about where I can go. I want to see the economy thrive and not fail into a recession like it’s going to. We need to continue to support local business’s, restaurants, and live music.
Masks should be encouraged not enforced. People with serious medical issues should wear N95s. It is understandable for healthcare workers to wear masks at work due to their patients being high risk...but mandates and extended state of emergency should have ended a long time ago
I’m with you.
Sununu, you are a tyrant. I knew you would do this which is why I refused to vote for you. Even if you believed in the Fear of the 'Rona, which I'm sure you don't, you should never have usurped your power and overstepped your authority. I believe in Article X of the NH Constitution. I only do business with, go to church at, and frequent all the places which have ignored your ridiculous mandate! You are a cuss word in the state of NH!
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I used to think "Live Free or Die" meant something. NH was my 'go to' place for a bit of freedom while shopping until the mask mandate - now I'm taking off for FL again.