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James Pindell
When Al Gore lost the presidency in 2000 he grew a beard. When Bill Richardson lost the Democratic primary he too grew facial hair. So perhaps it ... >
Wally Edge
The Republican team this year consisted of what many called the "J-Team" with Jeb Bradley, John Sununu, Jennifer Horn, John McCain and ... >
Dante Scala
Move over, Cheshire County. Your neighbor to the north, Grafton County, has staked a claim to be the most Democratic county in the state.
Barack ... >
Rob Tornoe
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"Even before I announced my candidacy, however, leading Republicans had already made it clear that they supported the Democrat. As a 14-year legislator and a 28-year Marine, I believe I presented an experienced, qualified alternative. What happened to loyalty being valued in our party before money, jobs or influence?"
-State Sen. Joe Kenney (R-Wakefield) arguing that state Republicans did not support his campaign against Gov. John Lynch.
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