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New Hampshire

redruddyred

(1,615 posts) Tue Nov 4, 2014, 11:02 PM Nov 2014

shea-porter is down in the polls [View all]

while hassan seems likely to win by a healthy margin.

such a shame as she (shea-porter) is such a good candidate. why people would vote for guinta I can't imagine. his webpage reads like a sorry rehash of failed republican policies.

still too close to call but crossing our fingers b/c a lot of people have worked really hard for this one.

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shea-porter is down in the polls [View all] redruddyred Nov 2014 OP

Shaheen was a bright spot. MADem Nov 2014 #1

they knew and remebered her. redruddyred Nov 2014 #2

Yes, and yes. That Market Basket strike was an opportunity to lead. MADem Nov 2014 #3

what is up with massachusetts electing republicans? redruddyred Nov 2014 #4

MA has a "woman problem." Liberal AND sexist. MADem Nov 2014 #5

that seems to be a pervasive problem anywhere you go in this country. redruddyred Nov 2014 #6

It's worse in MA. Look how many women governors tiny NH has elected. MADem Nov 2014 #7

yeah, there are some smart fellows hereabouts who will vote for our democrat politicians because... redruddyred Nov 2014 #8

Martha was a good candidate--she held her own in debate, she campaigned well, she had MADem Nov 2014 #9

that is such a shame. redruddyred Nov 2014 #10

I second that emotion!!!!! nt MADem Nov 2014 #11