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Former New Hampshire Sen. Warren Rudman, who oversaw the Keating 5 ethics investigation, said it was a "low blow" for Barack Obama to bring ... >
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This just in from the Department of Shameless Plugs: I'm hosting a Debate Watch at the University of New Hampshire next Wednesday night.
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Two recent polls suggest Obama is up 10 points in NH. What do you think?
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I doubt it is right, but I hope it is
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I doubt it is right, but I just hope it is wrong
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This state is still tied
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McCain has a slight lead in my eyes
0%
Obama is up slightly, but not by double digits
20%
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