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New Hampshire
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Thursday, January 10, 2008
The question that almost wasn’t asked
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January 10, 2008
It was such a girlie question, Marianne Pernold Young wasn’t sure she should ask it. Read more
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Onetime front-runner tries evolving to survive
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January 8, 2008
After the crowds went home and the campaign music stopped, Hillary Rodham Clinton faced reporters in a high school gym here and showed just how abruptly her fortunes had turned. Read more
Campaign takes a wide turn into an ‘outsider’ lane
National |
January 8, 2008
In his four-day burst of campaigning for the Republican presidential primary in New Hampshire, the buzzword for Mitt Romney has been “change.” Read more
Marathon man running on a national strategy
National |
January 8, 2008
On sunday afternoon, with the primary campaign here ramping up, Mike Huckabee took part of the afternoon off. Read more
He’s losing his voice but not his enthusiasm
National |
January 8, 2008
Claremont to Lebanon to New London to Rochester and on to Concord, past a frozen river and snow-dusted forests and towns still wrapped in Christmas finery. Read more
Former mayor can’t shake his New York critics
National |
January 8, 2008
He talks about a 50-state strategy, but former New York Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani seems unable to leave New York behind him. Read more
Open race may be Romney’s savior
National |
January 8, 2008
When Mitt Romney and his advisors plotted a path to the Republican presidential nomination, they figured they had superior fundraising, organization and discipline. Read more
Following his own steps in hopes of repeating the past
National |
January 8, 2008
John mccain’s long affair with New Hampshire began in the summer of 1999, when he bribed voters to meet him with the promise of ice cream sundaes. Read more
Foreign reporters try to explain race
National |
January 8, 2008
Americans weren’t the only ones surprised by Illinois Sen. Read more
Votes aren’t wasted with this underdog, he says
National |
January 8, 2008
Wooing the state’s maverick voters, presidential hopeful John Edwards has crisscrossed the state portraying himself as a scrappy underdog vastly outgunned by two well-financed rivals. Read more
Monday, January 7, 2008
Clintons fight for primary rebound
National |
January 7, 2008
With their presidential hopes and political legacy on the line, Hillary Rodham Clinton and her husband battled across New Hampshire on Sunday, fighting to become the comeback couple of the 2008 race. Read more
For black skeptics, Obama cites Iowa
National |
January 7, 2008
Volunteers for Barack Obama’s presidential campaign fanned out into black neighborhoods over the weekend with new instructions: Tell undecided voters that Obama “proved the cynics wrong in the Iowa caucuses.” Read more
Underdog Edwards insists he won’t give up the fight
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January 7, 2008
John Edwards launched a new television spot and a final, marathon bus tour through this state Sunday, acknowledging he was the underdog but insisting he would not give up a Democratic presidential contest that increasingly centered on Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton. Read more
Villaraigosa remains on the front lines
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January 7, 2008
A few minutes after 9:30 a.m. Read more
Former president defends wife’s experience
National |
January 7, 2008
He was wonky, folksy and occasionally self-deprecating. Read more
Romney comes out swinging
National |
January 7, 2008
Two days before the New Hampshire primary that could make or break his White House candidacy, a combative Mitt Romney quarreled with rivals John McCain and Mike Huckabee over taxes, crime and job experience in a testy Republican debate that exposed growing animosity among the candidates. Read more
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Tactics change in high-stakes N.H. debates
National |
January 6, 2008
Their critiques crackling with animosity, Republican presidential candidates took turns Saturday upbraiding one another – and, much of the time, former New Hampshire front-runner Mitt Romney – in a debate whose tension illustrated the grave stakes in Tuesday’s primary for many of the men on the stage. Read more
Obama view spoiled, O’Reilly tries ‘to gently remove’ aide
National |
January 6, 2008
No one ever accused Bill O’Reilly of being a wilting flower. Read more
