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Who Besides Maya Should Be President?

By Nancy West | November 6, 2016

Maya on the beach

InDepthNH.org is asking family, friends and strangers to share a video selfie or a few paragraphs on: What is your greatest hope for the United States on the run-up to Nov. 8 and after? A number have already done so. Please keep them coming to nancywestnews@gmail.com. Candidates are welcome, too. Here’s my grand-niece Maya’s greatest hope for the country. And it happens to be Hillary Clinton as president! Thanks Maya — Nancy West, founder IndepthNH.org

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