Winners |
Losers |
Fergus CullenIn recent months Cullen has been a nasty focus of Spradling |
Press SecretariesYears and years of kissing butt now down the drain |
Frank GuintaSpradling also went off on Guinta and his team after the Manchester Mayor backed out of a mayoral debate last fall |
Tom Rath and Jim DemersWill a new host of Close-Up mean they no longer go to the regular political pundits |
Carol Shea-PorterThe freshman Democratic Congresswoman never trusted Spradling |
NH viewersSpradling fought for more political coverage on the local news which is a lot more than you can say for other stations. We will also miss watching his hairline slowly recede on a weekly basis. |
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Two recent polls suggest Obama is up 10 points in NH. What do you think?
Sounds right to me
33%
I doubt it is right, but I hope it is
0%
I doubt it is right, but I just hope it is wrong
33%
This state is still tied
0%
McCain has a slight lead in my eyes
0%
Obama is up slightly, but not by double digits
33%
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Good luck Scott
Hey guys, let's not confuse a short-term misunderstanding with a transcendent dispute. It takes a lot of courage for Scott to walk away from the security that comes with a stable position and change careers and go out on his own. Scott has a knack for getting along with pretty much everybody, which is why I'll be one of many rooting for his success in his next adventure.
Fergus Cullen, Chairman, NH GOP
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