Winners and Losers
Special edition post Republican leadership vote Winners & Losers
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State RepublicansChange was in the air as Sherm Packard and Peter Bragdon basically come out of no where to win leadership posts. |
NH press corpsThere was an exciting election last night, where are the stories? |
David Hess and Doug ScammanGood position for leadership after taking a pass on leader roll |
Fran WendelboeAnother year another loss |
George W. BushHe got more votes for speaker than most Republicans will ever get |
Ray BuckleyHe was salivating over a Ted Gatsas and Gene Chandler leadership team |
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Winners and Losers Archive
Contributors
James Pindell
When Al Gore lost the presidency in 2000 he grew a beard. When Bill Richardson lost the Democratic primary he too grew facial hair. So perhaps it ... >
Wally Edge
Some Republicans are getting excited about the possibility of former Governor John H. Sununu taking over the reigns of the Republican State ... >
Dante Scala
Some more back-of-the-envelope analysis of the 2008 results:
What’s especially striking about Barack Obama’s ... >
Rob Tornoe
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New Hampshire Democratic Chairman Ray Buckley on the possibility that former Gov. John H. Sununu will run for chairman of the New Hampshire Republican Party.
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