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James Pindell
At this link you will find the letter Congressional candidate Grant Bosse sent to the Federal Elections Commission accusing his opponent, Jennifer ... >
Wally Edge
Politico.com has a new report on the five Democratic incumbents they see as most likely to lose their seats and New Hampshire’s Carol ... >
Dante Scala
Funny how a new meme can start to take hold during the political season, especially during the slow news days when hardly anyone is paying ... >
Rob Tornoe
I’m off through July 23 for some much needed rest and relaxation. I'll be heading up to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, and then down to wine ... >
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July 24, 2008
"Some of those statements were going too far, about cops, about the families (who) are going to miss them, that sort of thing," Alciere said. "I was making no distinction between cops that clearly deserve it, like cops at a drug raid, and cops who were simply driving too fast and went off the road and hit a tree."
-U.S. Sen. candidate Tom Alciere explaining his 2001 statements on cop killing that led to his resignation from the N.H. House
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