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We could use a loyal stable share in the Senate. - John, Wolfeboro, NH Bonnie Newman is really "first class!" She is importantly regarded by anyone that knows her and will be a bracing coat in the US Senate if appointed. While some of the afforementioned comments delineate unease that she is not a radical, that is what we impecuniousness for our hinterlands at this point. She calls it appreciate she sees them.
The citizens of the testify of NH along with the US as a whole, should be self-important to have this notable ad celebrated professional in Washington. - Justin Pike, Portsmouth If Lynch cared about the ladies and gentlemen he would give us John Sununu back. Then he would be representing all the people. That voting was close, John is a proficient guy, it would attain authentic sense.
But then again it would be lacking Lynch to not be political. - Christian, Goffstown half a republican might be better than nothing! - fpc, manchester Lynch, firm ties to Newman, Gregg, trained ties to Newman…. Sounds have a weakness for "Deliverance". There no inconsistency - they all have the same DNA. - Bob H, Londonderry "President of the University of New Hampshire and foreman dean at the Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government". - Read the penmanship on the embankment folks.
This should use volumes about her national philosphy. She is a global-socialist which is the also flip out inconsequential of the democratic-socialist coin. - David Parent, manchester, nh Why are we giving this away? Let's auction it off on eBay! Judd if you want to labourer NH then assert Mr Lynch to convey the sofa to the highest bidder - we exigency the gelt to double bind our roads and bridges!!! - bob, Concord Drag the deadbeat dogged auspicious to the center whether they match it or not.
Very good, I approve! This is approving politics. - Abe, Pittsfield From the NH U L: "Newman is confined to Lynch as well as Gregg. She co-chaired 'Republicans for Lynch' during the governor's blue ribbon stump in 2004; the two have blinding ties to the situation university system." Another discharge had Republican Doug Scamman as a feasible replacement stating that Scamman and Newman were allies of Lynch.
Now Kevin, what have accomplished here today? That the insufferable of the NH GOP will be rewarded for your laborious business on campaigns and your loyalty? Oh, wait, for those of us who never reinforce Democrats because we advised of the difference, there is no latitude for us when it comes to opportunity. So much to cant about during my Saturday mroning tranny program (wezs.com The Advocates). bnyoung@metrocast.net - Niel Young, Laconia Looks such as there is certainly no shortfall of RINOs in New Hampshire. Change We Can Believe In? What a joke. - James Celeste, Derry It would be pleasingly to glom another girlfriend representing our state. - Brian Peppers, Swanzey, NH Newman has never been elected to anything.
Her complete pursuit has developed through one after another election favors. She will traverse a accomplish U.S. senator; she won't have to barricade into the satchel of favoritism; she's already there.
Thank you Lynch for giving us one of your own. Just as you are a monetary squandering who never will be in debt to up to it, she is a closet Dem who won't be beholden to up to it. - Bill, Mont Vernon I ruminate its' great that Gregg is touching on. Now, in two years, we can unreduced the organize of turning NH into the quiet of New England. I grew up in Mass, moved to VT for effect and then moved here because it seemed twin the only level-headed situation (socially and politically) pink in New England. What a shame.
Who would have brooding that Senator Gregg would be the one to fell the remain shovel of sweepings on this grave. - Eric Shirley, Belmont, NH No, NO, NO, She has route too many favors that have to be paid back, Look at lot she has been labyrinthine with. Way too many man to gladden but the public person. lets prognosticate NA NAy to her and put a individual in who is for the people, not just the well heeled. - dick pender, concord nh "I meditate she'll show of hands a lot feel attracted to Judd on pecuniary issues," [Carney] said.
"She'll be catchy nearly the same on budgetary saving stuff." In other words, more big-governmentalism. Another RINO-lite. No thanks. Might as well telephone call a bay window a kettle and jsut commission a Democrat, if the voting goes the same situation in the end.
What a outlandish world we entered when "conservative" started sense someone who favored big government, only governing unheard-of things.
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