April 11, 2008 - 8:17pm
First Up: Bob Clegg
By Wally EdgeState Senator Bob Clegg was the first NH congressional candidate to file his 1st quarter FEC reports. Clegg showed a total of $19,950 raised with a 100k loan and 85,631 cash on hand.
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This is a remarkably BAD
This is a remarkably BAD take for Bob Clegg. He has been talking for weeks about why he hated Fergus Cullen because everyone knew he was going to get in and all he could manage to do was raise $19,950. I truly am amazed at how bad this is.
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