Which Republican would have a stronger gubernatorial bid?
Jim Adams
61%
Joe Kenney
39%
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There is no question Kenney is stronger
Obviously a 14 year legislator who is a veteran of both the Gulf and current Iraq War is a stronger candidate.
Who on Earth is this random dude Fergus found? He sounds like Jim Coburn without the personal wealth.
Adams defintely the stronger candidate
Adams is definitely the stronger candidate and a good republican. He served in the US Navy 1968-1972, and is a member of the VFW, DAV, and American Legion. Adams for Governor!
Give me a freakin' break!
How is this postman a stronger candidate? He has no experience except for being a postal worker. Joe Kenney has been in the legislature for 14 years and few people know state government in NH better, I doubt this mystery Adams fellow has ever even been to the State House. Iraq War Vet that is a State Senator vs. a Postman....I think that question answers itself!
One more thing, everyone I've talked to in the past 24 hours since this mystery name came out has never heard of him. I can't support someone I have never heard of and I can't support someone my contacts in the party have never heard of. If he wanted to be Governor he should have been helping Republicans for years now. Joe Kenney has done so much for this state, the party, and served his country by fighting in 2 wars...He has earned our support!
Huh?
Who the heck is Jim Adams? Never heard of him.
Good job, Fergus
Our party is in big f*****g trouble when the state chairman is touting some mailman that no one has ever heard of for governor. This is a direct result of years of non-existent leadership under Henderson, Semprini and now wonderboy.
Our 2 best candidates are John Stephen and Jeb Bradley, and they're running against each other! Another indication there's no leadership at the top. One of them should be running for governor.
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