Dave Scannell

May 31, 2008 - 8:52pm

Fuller Clark: DNC meeting was 'hard work'

By James W. Pindell
Category: President, Local Tags: New Hampshire Primary, Ray Buckley, Martha Fuller Clark, Dave Scannell, Marcia Moody

WASHINGTON -- State Sen. Martha Fuller Clark (D-Portsmouth), who represents New Hampshire on the DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee, said she was pleased with the results of their national televised meeting on Saturday, but that the committee's work was far from easy.

"I think that it was very difficult," said Clark in an interview.  "I think that in the end we did what we had to do and there was no perfect solution."

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May 25, 2008 - 1:10pm

Sunday morning shows

By Brian Lawson
Category: Local Tags: John Sununu, Jeanne Shaheen, Frank Guinta, Arnie Arnesen, David Hess, Kevin Landrigan, Tom Fahey, New Hampshire Advantage Coalition, Peter Bragdon, Political Chowder, Suzanne Harvey, Jim Walsh, Close Up, Dave Scannell, Jackie Cilley, Wayne Lesperance

This morning the Sunday morning talk shows were filled with discussions about the looming state budget deficit.

On WMUR's Close Up, the panel discussed the spending cap being purposed by the New Hampshire Advantage Coalition.

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