If you are a leader in the Democratic Party in NH today you could be considered a winner, but for the same reason they are winners primary voters are considered losers this week. Read more in this week’s Winners and Losers
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WMURMcCain, Shaheen, Stephen all launched new ads this week. |
Democratic primary votersDemocratic Party could be considered a winner by avoiding primaries or the democratic voters could be considered losers for having no choices as the party did a good job in setting their ticket. |
John McCainOver 100 Town Hall Meetings in NH. Most NH voters know him better than their own Representatives. |
Democratic fundraising practicesDemocrats used recently deceased House Minority Leader Mike Whalley’s name in a fundraising email. |
Joe KenneyLooks like he has a free ride with no primary as Jim Adams decides not to run. |
portsmouthAny time former Mayor Evelyn Sirrell cannot be up and about in the city is a bad day for Portsmouth. |
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Got it wrong
Mike Whalley's name was never used in the email.
It was an internal email encouraging House Dem Leaders to make their fundraising calls, it was not a fundraising appeal.
The Speaker and the party apologized and set up systems to ensure that non approved emails do not go out again.
Foolishness
Got it wrong? If what they did was ok why did they apologize and set up new procedures?
Also, any fool knows there is no such thing as a private email.
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