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Tuesday
Jun242008

Bosse For Congress - Hodes Votes to Endanger America

*Hodes puts liberal agenda ahead of national security*

(Hillsboro) Hillsboro Republican Grant Bosse today blasted Democrat Paul Hodes for a series of votes that would have left the United States vulnerable. Fortunately, Hodes and his liberal colleagues did not prevail in their efforts to block funding for American military forces and to block a vital terrorist surveillance program.

“Paul Hodes has consistently voted against keeping America safe. He has a pattern of putting liberal fantasies ahead of national security,” Bosse said. “Monitoring overseas terrorist networks is more important than letting trial lawyers file nuisance lawsuits, and Paul Hodes should know it.”

On Friday, Hodes voted against a bipartisan agreement to renew the nation’s terrorist surveillance program (Roll Call #437). He also voted last week against an emergency supplemental funding bill for ongoing military operations (Roll Call #431), which is the second time Hodes has voted against funding troops in the field. Hodes has also pushed a bill to prevent the Department of Defense from communicating military successes to the American people, calling such efforts “propaganda.”

“Paul Hodes is wrong on defense, wrong to vote against our troops, and wrong to put trial lawyers ahead of terrorist surveillance,” Bosse added. “When he ran for Congress, Paul Hodes said he would make funding our troops ‘the top priority.’ Clearly, his priorities have changed.”

Find more about Bosse’s campaign at

www.Bosse2008.com

Tuesday
Jun242008

DNC - McCain Myth Buster: John McCain and Oil Drilling

Washington, DC - When John McCain is in California this week he will no doubt try to tie himself to Gov. Schwarzenegger and distance himself from President Bush. But when it comes to offshore drilling, an important issue to coastal states, like California, Senator McCain is on Bush's--not Schwarzenegger's--side. When McCain announced last week he wanted to lift the moratorium on offshore drilling, President Bush and big oil were quick to side with him, even though the idea has been met with much criticism and would do nothing to solve our short-term energy crisis. Just as bad, Senator McCain himself campaigned against off-shore drilling in states like Oregon, Maine, and even California in the run-up to the 2000 election.

Senator McCain's new Bush-like energy policy announcement might have worked in front of oil executives in Houston, but it's not going to work in front of the people of California this week.

McCain and Bush Call For Lifting Oil Drilling Moratorium. "President George W. Bush was to call Wednesday on Congress to end a decades-old ban on offshore oil drilling, as a way to tap new energy sources to combat soaring gasoline prices…Bush's statement comes one day after Republican presidential candidate John McCain called for the federal government to scrap the 27-year-old US moratorium on offshore oil drilling. In his speech in the Texas oil capital of Houston, the Arizona senator reversed his support for the ban when he ran for president in 2000." [AFP, 6/18/08]

Schwarzenegger Gives "Thumbs Down" to Oil Drilling Plan. "From Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to the state's Democratic leaders, California reacted with a swift thumbs down Wednesday to President Bush's proposal to lift a ban on new oil drilling in coastal waters." [San Jose Mercury News, 6/20/08]

1999: McCain, Campaigning In California, Endorsed A Moratorium On Offshore Oil Drilling. "For a moment, Republican presidential hopeful John McCain almost sounded like a San Francisco liberal. The Arizona senator said yesterday that gays and lesbians would be welcome to serve in his administration. He decried the influence of money in politics. He endorsed a moratorium on offshore oil drilling." [San Francisco Chronicle, 7/29/99]
Monday
Jun232008

Manchester Alderman Sullivan Participates In Kennedy School Program

(MANCHESTER)- Ward 3 Alderman Peter Sullivan recently participated in an online program on sex offender residency restrictions. The discussion sponsored by the National Institute of Justice and the Government Innovators Network at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.

"Many Manchester residents are concerned about the presence of sex offenders in our community. Those of us holding public office have a duty to study the research that has been conducted and find out what policies are most effective when it comes to protecting the public", said Sullivan. "The Kennedy School program has given me some helpful info that I plan to put to use as we try to develop a set of policies that protect Manchester's residents".

Peter Sullivan is serving his first term as alderman from downtown's Ward 3. An attorney, he resides on Blodget St. with his wife, Katya.

Monday
Jun232008

Politikernh.com - Horn manager resigns

Jennifer Horn's campaign manager has resigned, PolitickerNH.com has learned.

Zack Condry has been Horn's campaign manager since February. His resignation comes a week before the second-quarter fundraising period concludes.

Monday
Jun232008

Obama For President - Senators Clinton and Obama to Campaign Together in Town of Unity, NH

Candidates received 107 votes apiece in Granite State town

CHICAGO ,IL— Senator Hillary Clinton and Senator Barack Obama announced today that they will hold a “Unite for Change” Rally this Friday in Unity, NewHampshire. Both candidates received exactly 107 votes in the western NewHampshire town in the primary.

More details tobe announced soon.

FRIDAY, JUNE27
Unity,NH

 

UNITE FOR CHANGE RALLY