Dems to participate in DLC conference
By Brian Lawson, PolitickerNH.com ReporterSeventeen New Hampshire Democrats will be participating in the Democratic Leadership Conference meeting this weekend.
Concord City Councilor Rob Werner is organizing the trip to the DLC's "National Conversation" conference in Chicago.
The conference will feature discussions on budgets, climate change and regional political trends.
Joining Werner will be state Sen. Lou D'Allesandro (D-Manchester), former Portsmouth Mayor Steve Marchand and two state senate candidates, state Rep. Martha McLeod of Franconia and state Rep. Bette Lasky of Nashua.
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I'm surprised any active Democrats would even admit to alignment with the tossed-by-the-roadside DLC, never mind choose to attend a meeting. It's a new party, folks! There is no ultra-centrist third way. How could anyone miss the new spirit? It's not the Clinton party any more. The rest of us are fired up and ready to go.
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