Pro-Male NH State Rep Needs Your Help

Submitted by Scott on Tue, 2004-10-26 16:28

NH State Representative David Bickford is seeking re-election this fall and is taking out newspaper ads for his campaign. I can attest to Rep. Bickford's motivation and values to improve the state of men's and father's rights. He is probably the most consistently pro-male lawmaker in the country. Rep. Bickford has been the most important sposnor of father friendly-legislation in the state, and has a strong strategic sense of how to succeed in his work. He is tirelessly helping to make steady progress in NH, and by example, for the rest of the country. Rep. Bickford helped establish the first state Commission on the Status of Men in the country, and he needs your financial help to continue his work. Please Read More below to view a list of his recent activity and information on where to send donations to.

Rep. David Bickford writes:

Please consider helping me win another term as NH State Representative for District #3 with a campaign contribution to me.

I know we're up against another tough year. We've awakened the
opposition with the passage of some of the following bills I
sponsored:

HB 587 of 2002 established a Commission on the Status of Men. The
mission of the Commission includes promoting education and policies
that bring fathers and children closer together, with an emphasis on
the importance of the role of the father in child development.

HB 299 of 2004 that ended the court's ability to order divorced
parent to pay their adult child's college expenses.

HB 1312 of 2004 ending the court's ability to extend child support obligations after high school.

HB 447 of 2003 limiting retroactive child support awards to no more
than 3 months of paternity action.

HB 509 of 2001 sets a 5 year statute of limitations for spousal support orders, also known as alimony.

HB 674 of 2003 Prior to any order authorizing foster care placement, the child protective service worker shall inform the judge of efforts to locate any non-custodial parent for placement.

I missed getting signs out in the communities due to a water main
that broke in a community system I own. The leak is repaired and I'm
now cleaning up from the backhoe work and fixing equipment. Now I'm ready to go after re-election.

I can make up for time by advertising in the local newspaper. It
costs $255 per ad, 2" x 3.5" in size and twice that for the next
size larger.

Please make check to Rep. David A. Bickford and state "re-election contribution" in the memo line of the check.

Send check to:

Rep. David A. Bickford

183 Brackett Road

New Durham, NH 03855

(603) 859-7899

david1@worldpath.net

Your generosity and help are greatly needed and appreciated.


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