Tsongas to make 4-stop N.H. tour on Saturday
By Jeremy P. Jacobs, PolitickerMA.com ReporterCongresswoman Niki Tsongas is scheduled to make four stops in New Hampshire Saturday to help get out the vote for Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, according to the Obama campaign.
Tsongas will start the day in Littleton for a 9:45 a.m. canvass kickoff event. At 12:30 p.m., she'll attend another canvassing event in Plymouth before heading to the coordinated campaign office in Laconia at 1:40 p.m. She'll wrap up at 3:15 at another get out the vote event in Concord.
Tsongas, a Lowell Democrat, is unopposed in this year's election. Her daughter, Katina, is Obama's field director in the Granite State.
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why?
does Niki Tsongas visiting NH translate into winning ANY undecided votes?
Why do parties (both are just as guilty) send these backbenchers to other states and think that it makes a difference?
My personal favorite is still Lou D touring the midwest during the Prez primary.
Why???
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