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Barack Obama in NHPicks up endorsement from Liz Hager and Dorothy Peterson and polls show him opening up a big lead. |
NH RepublicansAndy Smith said it best, NH is turning more blue every year. |
Judd GreggYou could not turn the TV on this week without seeing Gregg as he assumed a leadership roll in the bailout bill. |
John SununuBy voting for the bailout bill he gave Shaheen a chance to be a populist and come out against it and link Sununu to the not-so popular George Bush again. |
Paul Hodes and Carol Shea-PorterOpposition to initial bailout bill allowed them to look like financial conservatives and took the issue off the table for opponents. |
Bill DenleyLawsuit against him made front page news in the Carroll County Independent and could put a strong Republican district into play. |
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James Pindell
When Al Gore lost the presidency in 2000 he grew a beard. When Bill Richardson lost the Democratic primary he too grew facial hair. So perhaps it ... >
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