New Hampshire has one of the healthiest economies in the country, but voters are still deeply nervous about the nation’s fiscal health.
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In New Hampshire, Fiscal Anxiety Despite Relative Economic Health
Explosions kill dozens in Iraq | Rick Santorum takes his message to New Hampshire | Myanmar’s first girl band.
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TIMESCAST: TimesCast | January 5, 2012
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Independents are a finicky and fickle bunch. They are deeply dissatisfied with the direction of the country, with an overwhelming majority saying things are badly off track. Social issues do not concern them. Many of them voted for President Obama. And now, this critical voting bloc — which makes up as much as 45 percent of the New Hampshire electorate — is about to take center stage. If the Iowa contest exposed the conflicted mood and sharp divisions within the GOP, then New Hampshire will offer a broader snapshot of a hard-to-pin-down sliver of the electorate that has an outsize impact on elections, particularly in this swing state. Read full article > >
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Independents represent a major unknown in the N.H. primary
Mitt Romney displayed his organizational and financial muscle in New Hampshire as Rick Santorum’s campaign struggled to keep up with its new top-tier status.
The six hopefuls vying for the Republican nomination focus on the New Hampshire primary, as Michele Bachmann steps aside after Iowa’s caucuses.
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US rivals focus on New Hampshire
A slightly smaller field shifted its attention to New Hampshire and South Carolina, the next chances for someone not named Romney to challenge the perceived front-runner.
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Bachmann and Perry Withdrawals Would Shift Race
The Republican presidential field narrows, and candidates head to New Hampshire | The historical precedents of a Republican insurgency.
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TIMESCAST: TimesCast | January 4, 2012
The quest for the Republican presidential nomination moved to New Hampshire on Wednesday, after Mitt Romney eked out a win of only eight votes against the surging candidacy of Rick Santorum.
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Romney, With a Tight Win, Goes to N.H.
After battling to a virtual tie in the Iowa caucuses , GOP presidential hopefuls Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum are taking their fight to New Hampshire, where the former Pennsylvania senator will use a populist message to try and cut into Romney’s sizeable lead. Two other candidates who surged early in the race, then faded — Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry — suspended their campaign plans for Wednesday in order to decide whether to continue their quests. Read full article > >
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Bachmann cancels campaign events; Romney, Santorum and Gingrich head to N.H.
The traits and background of the Republican presidential hopefuls enter into the thinking of many voters in New Hampshire and Iowa.
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Voters Say Republican Candidates’ Personalities Matter
The Hampshire district of Hart has been named as the UK’s most desirable place to live for quality of life in a study by the Halifax.
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The Hampshire district of Hart has been named as the UK’s most desirable place to live for quality of life in a study by the Halifax.
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The stakes were evident as the two leading Republican candidates campaigned in New Hampshire, engaging in their most direct attacks yet.
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Romney Takes Direct Aim at Gingrich in New Hampshire
DES MOINES — Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign launched a coordinated assault Thursday on former House speaker Newt Gingrich’s leadership, temperament and commitment to a conservative agenda. The Romney campaign deployed two top surrogates — former senator Jim Talent of Missouri, who served under Gingrich in the House, and former New Hampshire governor John Sununu, who worked with Gingrich as a White House chief of staff — to accuse Gingrich of “self-aggrandizement.” Read full article > >
In New Hampshire, Fiscal Anxiety Despite Relative Economic Health
Saturday, January 7th, 2012Bachmann cancels campaign events; Romney, Santorum and Gingrich head to N.H.
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