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NH GOP CHAIR FERGUS CULLEN ON LYNCH SPENDING ANNOUNCEMENT
January 16, 2008 - 3:02pmRelease Date: Jan 15 2008
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"I'm not sure that many Americans relate to the Obamas or even can relate to John McCain's life story. I wasn't shot down. I wasn't held prisoner of war for five 1⁄2 years. I didn't go through that transformational experience. ...
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