February 9, 2008 - 11:09pm
Bosse enters crowded Republican primary
By Brian LawsonAppearing on GraniteGrok's radio show, "Meet The New Press," Grant Bosse (R-Hillsboro) announced his candidacy for the Second Congressional District.
"We're going full-speed," Bosse said.
"Quite frankly Paul Hodes seems like a smart guy and, in the future, I wish he spends more time with his family." He added, "He ran in change in 2006 and the only thing that's changed is whose playing the game."
Bosse is a former staffer for U.S. Sen. John Sununu and said his three main issues would be national defense, immigration and government accountability.
He enters a Republican primary that includes Nashua radio talk show host Jennifer Horn, Hudson State Senator Bob Clegg and Concord lawyer Jim Steiner.
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