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Judd GreggShowing why he's a United States Senator |
Jeanne ShaheenPolls are closing quickly as this race looks more and more like a toss-up again |
Fran WendleboeBack in the mix |
Paul HodesSure he has a 12 point lead over Horn and sure he is probably on his way to > re-election, but only polling at 38% shows a lack of support from his > district and he could be vulnerable |
John LynchWill this guy ever be a loser? His vetoes are sustained and he gets a home heating bill passed, why should Joe Kenney even try |
Joe KenneyHe stands in the state senate to say he's proposing an amendent to the home heating bill then he says he's says he's speaking to explain why he won't offer the amendment...not a good sign when Republican state senators laugh at their gubernatorial nominee |
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Fran
Hah! Fran Wendleboe-- always a bridesmaid, never a bride. What HASN'T Fran run for? Poor Frannie...
the biggest loser always is
the biggest loser always is lynch he bankcrupt the state and he get awarded for it
benson left a 90 million surplus he did a much better job and lynch denied that and this year he make a mistake said finaly that
benson left a surplus
liar when he was running against coburn he said benson left no surplus well he can't hide now......-500million
good job benson
Grammar? Coherence?
When you bash Joe Kenney, or anyone else, let's try to at least get the grammar right.
"purposing"?
"then he says he's says he's speaking"?
I'm certain that you've got the facts wrong, too, and perhaps have misheard the quote, secondhand.
There's no evidence anyone's laughing at Joe.
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