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Chairman Ray Buckley (June 3, 2009): “A lot will be said and written over the resounding victory for marriage equality in New Hampshire. Many will get credit, many will
virtual tie with his GOP opponent John Raese. This will be close, but strong conservative turnout in this election and the President’s unpop- ularity here I think leads to a Raese win. GOP pick up #8.
SHAFER from 8 6. Illinois (Open Seat) President
Obama’s old Senate seat could end up in Republican hands. So, no doubt the President and Democratic leaders are fighting hard on behalf of Democrat Alexi Giannoulias. He has faced problems with corrupt behavior at his old family bank and his Republican opponent Mark Kirk has faced problems with embellish- ing his military record. As in Nevada, both candidates are not well-liked. Illinois is a Democratic state, but Gi- annoulias is a fairly weak candidate and GOP enthusiasm is high this year. Kirk has a small lead in recent polls (the RCP avg. has Kirk up by almost 2 pts). I predict Kirk wins
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take credit but from my point of view the hero of this historic win is Mo Baxley.” Beth Arsenault and Dick Stuart voted for Gay Marriage. I as a citizen and voter hope this law will be repealed
- guess they don’t get my vote! Our friend Kathy Rago
for NH House (Franklin/ Hill): “I encourage every- one to take the time to find out what principles and values the candi-
narrowly (a Green party candidate has been getting around 5% in polls- that in itself might cost Giannoulias the race). GOP pick up #9.
7. California (Barbara Boxer)The
fact that Sen. Boxer’s seat in deep blue California is in trouble is a sign of the anti-Democrat climate. But Democrat Jerry Brown is beginning to pull away from Meg Whitman in the Governors’ race, which will likely lead to coattails for major Demo- cratic candidates on the ballot in CA—one of whom is Boxer. This race will be close—one of the tougher ones she’s faced—but Boxer wins in my prediction.
8. Washington (Patty Murray)
This is the race that I believe will de- cide whether the GOP wins control of the Senate. The race has been clos- ing. Senator Murray had a decent lead a couple weeks ago, but Rossi has come back strong and is behind
dates hold dear then they will have a good perspective as to how that candidate will vote in the future.” NH House candidate Greg Hill: “In our district, we have four very good conservatives
by about 2 in the RCP average. Un- like in California, there is no strong Democratic governor performance to bring Democratic coattails down to Murray. According to the RCP analy- sis if this race, Murray has unloaded nearly all her money for ads against Rossi. That could hurt her in the end as undecided voters I believe break for the Republican challenger Rossi. Rossi wins narrowly and the GOP wins control of the Senate.
Kevin Shafer is a recent gradu-
ate from Florida Gulf Coast Univer- sity with a B.A. in Political Science, a member of College Republicans and is working this summer for Marco Ru- bio’s U.S. Senate campaign and Re- publican Matt Caldwell’s Florida State House campaign in Florida. This fall, he will be pursuing a M.A. in Political Science with a concentra- tion in Political Campaigning at the University of Florida.
asking for your vote - con- servatives who are NOT the same as the politi- cians that have pushed our State into a very bad economic position. Please look for us on the ballot: Jenn Coffey, Seth Cohn, and Ken Kreis, and Greg Hill.” They are candidates on the ballot in (District 6) Andover, Salisbury, Bos- cawen, Canterbury, and Northfield.
******** NOTEWORTHY: While
Social Security checks have not increased for two years - and gas, heat- ing oil, and food have in- creased........Obama and the Democrat controlled House and Senate are giving our money to IL- LEGALS and enemy coun- tries. The Citizen: “Separately,
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on school building aid, Lynch said he is aware that ‘you need a new high school in Laconia’ and he said he hopes that the one-year moratorium he placed on aid would help the state find answers on how to disburse the money more equitably.” It’s clear who told him we need a new school. Laconia does not need a new high school. It’s just Lynch pandering - again.. I have noticed that in my community those Demo- crats seeking a seat in the NH House as incumbents or first-timers are not talking issues. How would they dare to? SHAKING MY HEAD:
A glossy paid for by NH DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE, Ray Buck- ley, Chair, informing us about a Republican candi- date for STATE Senator. According to Buckley: The Republican candidate will eliminate the Department of HHS, Social Security and Medicare”. Who are the Democrats trying to scare? Ray, you insult the intelligence of “senior citi- zens”. We know that the state senate has nothing to do with Social Security or Medicare - and HHS will remain in operation. Your party is showing its desperation to hold control of us - shame on you!
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