Winners

Losers

Jim Demers

Despite what Hillary Clinton says about him on national TV, his St. Pat's breakfast still is the place to be

Jim Steiner

The Republican presidential candidate skips two local Republican club meetings to attend a NRCC fund-raiser in Washington (and it wasn't even for him)

New Hampshire

With John McCain the Republican nominee and his trip to the state last week, it means New Hampshire will be a hotly fought after swing state

John Shea

The Democratic freshman Executive Councilor now has two major Republican opponents

Republican House Caucus

Their symbolic decision this week to not replace the late Mike Whalley's position of Minority Leader was a classy move

Fergus Cullen

The Republican State Party Chair has continues to take it on the chin -- this time from McCain supporters in the Union Leader

Comments

No leader? Bad idea.


Re: Not replacing Whalley, I think it's a ludicrous idea. Does the GOP in Concord somehow NOT need leadership at this crucial election year? Is Mr. Whalley irreplacable (which, I suppose, is the seeming "symbolism" here)?

The GOP in the statehouse needs to get their collective acts together, and not having a leader is the WRONG way to go about it.

03/18/08 9:51 am

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