July 3, 2008 - 2:24pm
Shaheen to give speech on science
By Brian LawsonSenatorial candidate Jeanne Shaheen (D-Madbury) has schedule a policy address on the role of science in the 21st century.
Shaheen, a former New Hampshire governor, will deliver the speech at Dartmouth College's Hinman Forum at the Rockefeller Center on July 7.
Shaheen is running against current freshman U.S. Sen. John Sununu (R-Waterville Valley). The race is in a rematch of their 2002 race when Sununu defeated Shaheen.
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Botched school funding & now will try to botch science
She is going to discuss science? When she was a lame duck gov, she couldn't even figure out school funding (due to her husband filing a lawsuit).
which Jeanne?
Which Jeanne Shaheen will be showing up to give this speech... Shaheen the Tax Machine, or Shaheen the Flip-Flop Queen?
Jeanne Shaheen's position on lithium ion batteries is $
Sony (general counsel,+) contibuted $ to Shaheen while her administration was hearing (?) a case regarding Sony lithium ion batteries. And the Shaheen lawfirm defended Sony. These are undisclosed personal and financial conflicts.
Sony lithium ion batteries 'the largest recall in consumer electonics history'.
Shaheens (lawfirm, while governor) collected $. NH workers and families got ______
Vote to seperate powers (branches), not consolidate power in the branches of one family tree.
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