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My Thoughts from Warner About This FITN Primary
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I refuse to write Biden in. I feel we need a younger candidate who will get our young people and minorities more engaged.
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I refuse to write Biden in. I feel we need a younger candidate who will get our young people and minorities more engaged.
I’m a liberal, and I live just outside Peterborough, one of the more liberal parts of NH. Nobody’s coming here this year.
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Peter Powell has been in the Real Estate business in Lancaster, NH for 50 years now and he’s very well respected and talented at it. But ask him what he lives for and he will begin to spin stories of family, New Hampshire, and his community, both local and in the broader sense – NH and the US – long before he gets to his business career.
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If you transported a typical New Hampshire resident from the turn of the century into a Legislative committee hearing today, that person would not think it was in the same state.
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What’s more important to New Hampshire: An elite boarding school — or the nonprofit organization that runs all of New England’s high voltage transmission grid, oversees the buying and selling of electricity throughout the six-state region, and keeps our lights on?
The near sacred process of choosing who will be running for what was once considered to be the leader of the free world is about to commence. But this year’s presidential run for the roses feels different than past races.