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Wed Feb-11-09 08:52 PM
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Charlie Bass (R): 37 percent
Paul Hodes (D): 40 percent
John Sununu (R): 44 percent
Paul Hodes (D): 46 percent
From PPP, released today, received from the Hodes campaign.
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| Alexander
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Wed Feb-11-09 08:53 PM
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| 1. Did Obama guarantee us another 2010 Senate seat by choosing Gregg? |
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The consummate chess player, always thinking several moves ahead.
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Wed Feb-11-09 08:57 PM
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the answer is yes.
Although NH is trending blue, it still is a purple state and has a long history of conservatism and republicanism. They like to consider themselves the anti-Massachusetts, whatever the hell that is supposed to mean.
The Gregg name in New Hampshire still carries a lot of weight and credibility. (Even though it shouldn't) As of today Gregg would have held onto that seat. Now all the Republicans have are retreads who have lost in the past on their bench. This makes our task of picking up this seat a whole lot easier.
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Wed Feb-11-09 08:53 PM
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| 2. Very good numbers so far...... |
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Wed Feb-11-09 08:55 PM
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| 3. Shea Porter is our stronger candidate |
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I know both Carol and Paul and consider them both friends, but Paul is better positioned for a statewide run.
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