Judd Gregg: “I have always believed that decision was wrongly decided, but whether it was wrongly decided or not, it was still the…”

“I have always believed that decision was wrongly decided, but whether it was wrongly decided or not, it was still the Supreme Court of New Hampshire and, therefore, it is the law of the land in New Hampshire. It was decided based on the New Hampshire Constitution, not on the Federal Constitution. And as such, it is unique to New Hampshire, although there are other States that take the same decision. This concept that every part within a State must be equal in their approach to education is something that the New Hampshire Supreme Court has found to be true, or at least to be the law of New Hampshire.”