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I THANK ALL MY SUPPORTERS FOR BEING HERE. THE FACT IS I'VE BEEN IN TOUGH FIGHTS BEFORE. THE WRONG THING. WE DO NOT HAVE THE INFORMATION THAT WE NEED. LET'S GO. BRING IT ON. BRING IT ON. It's down to a matter of hours now. We're there as the candidates make a last minute push to get Granite Staters to the polls. |
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Plus, the results are in. We'll see the voting process through the eyes of New Hampshire's school children. And find out who they voted for. |
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And later. we find out what we're really voting for when we mark our ballots on Tuesday. |
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Hello. I'm Julie Donnelly. Welcome to NH Outlook. |
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We are just hours away from the first in the nation primary. The first voters are set to cast their votes in Dixville Notch just after midnight. Secretary of State - Bill Gardner is expecting record turnout in the Democratic primary vote. If his numbers hold true - it will be the largest number of Democratic ballots cast since 1992 - when Paul Tsongas beat Bill Clinton. So how did the candidates spend their last day campaigning in New Hampshire? We begin with Gov. Howard Dean. |
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Today was perhaps the most important day so far informer Vermont Governor Howard Dean's race for the White House. Dean was joined on stage in Manchester by West Wing President Martin Sheen and by his wife Judy. Dean and his supporters spent the day trying to convince voters that Dean is back on track after his much publicized scream in Iowa. Dean had harsh words for the president's health care policies - and received passionate support from a man who said Dean's health care plan in Vermont helped him. |
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Dean Supporter - "SOME PEOPLE HEARD HOWARD DEAN SCREAM AND IT MADE THEM RUN AWAY. I HEARD HOWARD DEAN SCREAM AND IT MADE ME WAKE UP." \AI\ Gov. Howard Dean - "IN OTHER WORDS, THE PRESIDENT TOOK THE SIDE OF THE DRUG COMPANIES OVER THE SIDE OF THE AMERICAN TAXPAYERS. HE IS SHOVELING OUR MONEY OUT OF THE UNITED STATES TREASURY INTO THE POCKETS OF THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY AND PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY. THIS COUNTRY IS BEING RUN BY A GOVERNMENT WHO CARES MORE ABOUT CORPORATIONS AND SPECIAL INTERESTS THAN HE DOES ABOUT. THAN THE GOVERNMENT DOES ABOUT ORDINARY AMERICAN PEOPLE AND THAT IS WHY I AM RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES." |
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I also met a few entrepeneurs who are betting on Dean's success. One supporter was selling a Dean deck with President Bush appearing as a Joker. Another was hawking bean bags called Deany babies. |
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John Kerry started his day with an appearance in Portsmouth. He addressed a crowd of about a hundred and fifty at Yoken's Restaurant - and then took questions from the audience. One questioner asked about recent comments made by Republican National Chairman Ed Gillispie. |
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Sen. John Kerry - "I WANT TO KNOW HOW YOU'RE GOING TO WIN. I DON'T WANT TO HEAR YOU KNOCK THE OTHER CANDIDATES. I THINK WE HAVE A LOT OF GOOD CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD. I WANT TO KNOW HOW YOU'RE GOING TO DEFEND YOURSELF IN A GENERAL ELECTION AGAINST CHARGES LIKE GILLESPIE MADE THAT YOU WERE MORE LIBERAL THAN TED KENNEDY AND YOU HAVE NO LEGISLATIVE RECORD. I WANT TO UNDERSTAND HOW YOU'RE GOING TO WIN THE ELECTION WHEN YOU CAN BE ATTACKED. WELL, EVERY CANDIDATE IN THE FIELD CAN BE ATTACKED FOR ONE THING OR ANOTHER. FOR LACK OF EXPERIENCE, FOR LACK OF. I MEAN, YOU CAN JUST RUN DOWN THE LIST. SO THEY'RE GOING TO PICK SOMETHING. IF THE WORST THING THEY CAN SAY ABOUT ME IS THAT I'M, QUOTE, A LIBERAL OR SOMETHING, LET'S GO. BRING IT ON. BRING IT ON. BRING IT ON. BECAUSE IF BEING THAT MEANS I WANT DECENT SCHOOLS FOR PEOPLE IN THE SOUTH, IF BEING THAT MEANS I WANT HEALTH CARE FOR EVERY SINGLE AMERICAN AND I WANT A SYSTEM THAT MAKES SENSE, IF BEING THAT MEANS I WANT TO BALANCE THE BUDGET AND BE RESPONSIBLE FISCALLY AND NOT LEAVE OUR CHILDREN WITH DEBT, IF BEING THAT MEANS I DON'T WANT TO CUT THE COPS PROGRAM, I WANT TO KEEP AMERICA SAFE AND IF BEING THAT MEANS I WANT TO HAVE A RESPONSIBLE SET OF RELATIONSHIPS IN THE WORLD, I'LL TAKE THAT ANYWHERE IN THE COUNTRY. THAT'S WHY IN SOUTH CAROLINA, SENATOR FRITZ HOLLINGS HAS BEEN ELECTED SEVEN TIMES IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE STATEWIDE AFRICAN AMERICAN CANDIDATE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL STEVE BENJAMIN AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE PRESIDENT PRO TEMP OF THE SENATE AND OTHERS ARE ALL SUPPORTING ME. THE SOUTH IS NOT A FOREIGN COUNTRY, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN." |
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General Wesley Clark spent his day traveling the state by bus.Clark met with supporters on the steps of Nashua's city hall. The crush of reporters following the candidate made it hard for voters to actually meet Clark. But he was able to deliver a brief message to those who turned out. |
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Gen. Wesley Clark - "IF YOU WANT SOMEONE WHO WILL CHANGE THE DIRECTION OF THIS COUNTRY, THEN YOU TELL YOUR FRIENDS TO VOTE FOR ME BECAUSE WE WILL TAKE AMERICA IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION AND WITH YOUR SUPPORT WE'RE GOING TO DO IT." |
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Senator John Edwards took some time out of his swing across the state Monday to speak to students at Milford High School. Edwards gave his usual stump speech about two Americas to a packed gymnasium. Students responded to his message that so much poverty in such a rich nation, is unacceptable. |
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Sen. John Edwards - " DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE AMERICANS WHO LIVE IN POVERTY BECAUSE IT'S WRONG. WE HAVE A MORAL RESPONSIBILITY TO LIFT THESE FAMILIES OUT OF POVERTY." |
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Students also applauded Edwards' promises to raise teacher pay and reform the No Child Left Behind education policy, begun by President Bush. Edwards is already looking ahead to the upcoming primary in South Carolina - where he was born. |
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Democratic Senator Joe Lieberman was in Concord looking for support from independent voters. Speaking before a modest crowd outside the State House, Lieberman said he was the most appealing Democratic candidate to moderate Republicans. |
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Sen. Joseph Lieberman - "SO NOW AT THIS MOMENT I HAVE TO GIVE YOU THE MAN THAT IS GOING TO BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, JOE LIEBERMAN." |
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Representative Dennis Kucinich made his way from Manchester, to Milford, to Merrimack Monday. Polls show Kucinich remains well behind the front runners in the race to win New Hampshire, he remains on target with his message to the voters. Kucinich opposes the war in Iraq, and like Howard Dean, continues to make it a central issue of his campaign. Kucinich will likely remain in the race - whatever the outcome of Tuesday's primary. |
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Some twenty eight thousand Granite State students have already cast their vote for their candidate of choice. One-hundred and fifty-six New Hampshire schools participated in the first ever New Hampshire Public Television mock PRIMARY election. On Friday, several schools came here to NHPTV studios to hear some guest speakers talk about the campaign and to participate in a mock caucus. Celene Ramadan was there. |
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"John Kerry is the best! Number one from East to West! Go Kerry!" "Here we go John Kerry ALL THE WAY!" "Dean, Dean, he's not mean! He's so keen vote for him because he likes jellybeans!" TRACK - It's not everyday that you hear kids cheering for political candidates -but, remember, this is New Hampshire. Since they're not of age to vote in our state primary - they're voting in their own primary. Laura Kessler We're very special that we're the first in the nation primary and we took that opportunity to have the first ever New Hampshire primary mock election. The idea behind this mock election event is that we're giving the students in New Hampshire the opportunity to learning about the New Hampshire primary. And the significance of being the first in the nation primary. TRACK - Students who gathered at New Hampshire Public Television got to hear several guest speakers representing candidates. John Kerry's sister spoke and made her case as to why her brother should be the next president. "It's very strange to be standing up here saying my brother is running for president.I think he's the person we need right now. " Susan Adams - "If you voted for Howard Dean, if you would go stand right in that corner - right out of there. TRACK - To get the conversation started, the schools simulated a caucus. Susan - We're going to break in to groups of seven. So you have to have seven people. 3 groups of 7. Some groups already have 7 people some don't if you don't have 7 you're going to either convince people to join your group On your mark, get set, Go! TRACK - The Kerry and Clark groups were the largest. The Dean group was short a few members, so Danielle Gaudette started recruiting. Danielle - I think that people that you guys should join Dean because I think he has better ideas than Kerry and and I feel that Dean is a true democrat where as Kerry is a democrat/republican. Cameron - I'm not moving, I'm sorry. Danielle - He wants better healthcare he wants to do tax cuts. He wants to repeal tax cuts for the wealthy. Boy - And give them to who? Danielle - He wants to put it back into the middle class and help get out of debt. Boy - What about the poor class? Danielle - I don't know Celene Have you had any success so far? Danielle No, not really. I've only gotten two people over so far and we've had more people leave than I have gotten to come with us, so. TRACK Even during the break, the recruitment continued over pizza. Danielle I'm hoping maybe if I bug them they'll come right to Dean. - I'd have fallen for her "bugging" if I wasn't for Kerry! - I almost switched - but then I decided not to because Wesley Clark's better! TRACK - Will the Kerry camp change their minds and switch to Dean? - No, no, no. Dean scares me. - Me too. - I think Kerry has a few better ideas than Dean. - His sister was convincing. -It's over my heart I can't change. TRACK - After pizza, the students were then asked to compile lists of what characteristics make up the perfect presidential candidate. - I don't know about you guys but I think the perfect candidate would definitely be pro-life. Instead of pro-choice. - What does that mean? Girl - You're against abortion. That you think it's not right. - What's abortion? Girl - It's sort of like when you don't want a baby, you have a doctor kill it. Girl 2 - Well…it's kind of different. Before it's actually a baby. I guess. Girl 3 If you're pro-choice then people would be able to make their won decisions whether or not they're for abortion or not - but they can make their won decisions. - It should be up to the person who has the baby. - So they should be pro-choice. Boy - Because, uh, the president shouldn't be making decisions for people. TRACK - Then at the end of the night, the results of the election were announced. Nick Donahue - The winner of the New Hampshire primary mock election with those 5,000 votes 28% of those polled. Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts. TRACK - The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat. And the freedom of choice. For NH Outlook, I'm Celene Ramadan. |
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Over the weekend more than a thousand Democrats got their last chance to see all the candidates together. The occasion was the annual '100 Dinner.' The only candidate they didn't hear from was Al Sharpton. Here is some of what they had to say. |
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Rep. Dennis Kucinich - "I want to submit to you, the people of NH, why my candidacy is in a singular position to challenge the President on the issue of Iraq and other compelling issues before this nation. I stand as the only person in the Congress who voted against the Iraq resolution and the Patriot Act. The only person in this race who insists on an immediate end to the occupation. Gov. Howard Dean - "When we say we want our country back, we mean the country we had when we were 21 years old. When JFK said.we can do better than this." 19:45:55 applause cutaway Gen. Wesley Clark - "I hear that other party talking about family values. I listened to them when I was in the service, I listened to those guys talking about family values.that's not family values." Sen. John Edwards - "Millions of Americans desperately need prescription drugs. Look what we got.this govt. does not belong to that group of insiders.we can do it. Sen. Joseph Lieberman - "The Republicans and Karl Rove have a playbook.never wavered for a moment on how important it was for America's security to remove Saddam Hussein from power." Sen. John Kerry - "You want to talk about mission accomplished.no special interest left behind." |
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The dinner also raised three hundred thousand dollars for the State Democratic Party. |
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Finally, when voters cast their ballots Tuesday they'll be choosing more than just their favorite candidate. Chip Neal reports that delegates are what these Presidential Primaries are all about. 1:18 - 1:22 |
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ARE YOU GOING TO VOTE ON TUESDAY? ABSOLUTELY. WHEN YOU VOTE, WILL YOU BE VOTING FOR A CANDIDATE OR A DELEGATE? FOR A CANDIDATE. WHEN YOU VOTE, WILL YOU BE VOTING FOR A CANDIDATE OR FOR A DELEGATE? A CANDIDATE. WHEN WE GO AND VOTE THIS TUESDAY, MOST OF US WILL THINK THAT WE'RE VOTING FOR CANDIDATES. BUT IN FACT WE'RE VOTING FOR DELEGATES. NEW HAMPSHIRE DELEGATES WHO WILL GO TO THEIR NATIONAL PARTY CONVENTION THIS COMING SUMMER AND PICK A NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. THAT BRINGS UP A WHOLE BUNCH OF QUESTIONS ABOUT THESE DELEGATES. WHO ARE THEY? WHERE DO THEY COME FROM? WHO DECIDES HOW MANY? SINCE THIS PROCESS IS THE SAME FOR THE REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC PARTIES AND SINCE THE COMPETITIVE RACE IS ON THE DEMOCRATIC SIDE, I DECIDED TO SEE KATHY SULLIVAN WHO IS THE CHAIR OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC PARTY FOR SOME ANSWERS. THIS IS ALL ABOUT THE DELEGATES, RIGHT? THAT'S RIGHT. TELL ME WHY. WELL, WHAT HAPPENS IS WE HAVE A NOMINATING PROCESS WHERE A CANDIDATE HAS TO RECEIVE A CERTAIN NUMBER OF DELEGATE VOTES AT THE CONVENTION SOME SUMMER TO BECOME THE PART'S NOMINEE. WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE PRIMARY IS DELEGATES ARE AWARDED BASED ON THE RESULT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE THAT'S EXPRESSED AT THE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ON THE 27th. HOW MANY DELEGATES DOES NEW HAMPSHIRE GET AND FROM WHOM DO THEY GET THEM? NEW HAMPSHIRE HAS 27 TOTAL DELEGATES AND THEY'RE BROKEN DOWN IN A COUPLE OF DIFFERENT WAYS. LET'S ANSWER THE OTHER QUESTION FIRST. WHO DECIDES THAT WE GET 27 DELEGATES? THE 27 DELEGATE NUMBER IS PART OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE RULES AND BY-LAWS. THE DNC HAS ITS OWN RULES AND BY-LAWS PROCESS THAT DETERMINES HOW MANY DELEGATES ARE AWARDED TO EACH STATE. BY AND LARGE IT'S BASED UPON POPULATION. IN ADDITION TO THAT THERE'S OTHER FACTORS THAT GO IN ABOUT ELECTORAL REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS, DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS AND SOME OTHER FACTORS. WHO ARE THESE DELEGATES? HOW ARE THEY SELECTED IN NEW HAMPSHIRE? IT'S A VERY INTERESTING PROCESS. IN FACT, I HAVE THIS NEW HAMPSHIRE DELEGATE SELECTION PLAN WHICH IS A LENGTHY DOCUMENT WHICH WENT THROUGH SIX DRAFTS BEFORE WE ACTUALLY GOT IT IN PLACE AND APPROVED BY THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE. THERE IS A PROCESS THAT WE GO THROUGH. EARLIER IN JANUARY, EACH OF THE CANDIDATES HAD A CAUCUS IN EACH OF THE TWO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS. IN EACH OF THOSE CAUCUSES, SEVEN INDIVIDUALS WERE ELECTED TO BE DELEGATES FOR EACH CANDIDATE. ONCE THE PRIMARY TAKES PLACE, ANY CANDIDATE WHO RECEIVES AT LEAST 15% OF THE VOTE IN ONE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS IS ENTITLED TO A PORTION OF THE DELEGATES FOR THAT DISTRICT. IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE AT LEAST 15% IN EITHER OF THE TWO DISTRICTS, YOU DO NOT GET A DELEGATE. THEN THAT GROUP OF 14 PLAYS A ROLE IN APRIL. THAT GROUP OF 14 ELECTS FIVE ADDITIONAL AT-LARGE DELEGATES. THOSE DELEGATES ARE AGAIN AWARDED ON THE BASIS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE EXPRESSED IN JANUARY. THAT'S FIVE. IN ADDITION TO THAT GROUP, THAT ORIGINAL GROUP OF 14 ALSO ELECTS THREE INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE CALLED PLEDGED PARTY LEADERS, ELECTED OFFICIALS. SO THAT'S 8 PLUS 14 GETS US UP TO 22. IN ADDITION TO TO THERE'S ONE DELEGATE WHO I AS PARTY CHAIR GET TO NOMINATE. THE FINAL FOUR DELEGATES ARE THESE SO-CALLED SUPER DELEGATES. THOSE ARE OUR NATIONAL COMMITTEE MAN AND WOMAN, MYSELF AS PARTY CHAIR AND THEN THE NEXT HIGHEST ELECTED OFFICIAL IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF THE OPPOSITE SEX FROM THE CHAIR. WHICH MEANS THAT IT'S RAYMOND BUCKLEY WHO IS THE SECOND VICE CHAIR OF THE STATE PARTY. NOT IN THE AMERICA. NOW AS THE PRIMARY SEASON PROGRESSES, SAY, JOHN EDWARDS DROPS OUT. WHAT HAPPENS TO HIS 14 PLEDGED DELEGATES? IF SENATOR EDWARDS HAS A SHARE OF DELEGATES AND DOES NOT MOVE ON TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION, WHAT TYPICALLY HAPPENS IS HE WOULD RELEASE HIS DELEGATES. IF IT APPEARS THAT THERE IS A PRESUMPTIVE NOMINEE AT THAT POINT TYPICALLY HE WOULD ASK THAT HIS SHARE OF THE DELEGATES WOULD SUPPORT THE PRESUMPTIVE NOMINEE. IF THERE IS NO PRESUMPTIVE NOMINEE, HE COULD AT THAT POINT SAY PLEASE SUPPORT WHOEVER YOU WANT TO. I'M NOT ASKING YOU TO SUPPORT ANYONE. THEY BECOME FREE AGENTS AT THESE CONVENTIONS. THEY BECOME FREE AGENT AT THE CONVENTION. WAS IT ALWAYS THIS COMPLICATED? NO. IF YOU GO BACK, IN FACT, MY UNDERSTANDING IS THAT FROM BILLY GARDNER THE SECRETARY OF STATE'S NEW BOOK IS THAT CONVENTION PROCESS IS THE BRAIN CHILD OF NEW HAMPSHIRE'S ONLY PRESIDENT FRANKLIN PIERCE AND THAT IT WAS AN EFFORT TO GET SOME MORE INPUT FROM THE STATES TO HELP NOMINATE A CANDIDATE TO BECOME PRESIDENT. KATHY, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR CLEARING THIS UP FOR ME. I DON'T KNOW IF I CLEARED IT UP OR NOT. MADE IT'S MORE CONFUSION. THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME. NOW THAT YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE REALLY VOTING FOR ON THIS BALLOT FORGET ABOUT IT. WITH ANY LUCK VOTING ON TUESDAY WILL BE A LOT SIMPLER THAN THAT DELEGATION SELECTION PROCESS. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS FIND THE CANDIDATE THAT YOU WANT TO SUPPORT, FILL IN THE BOX AND YOU'RE A REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY WILL TAKE CARE OF THE REST. HERE IN MANCHESTER, I'M CHIP NEAL FOR "NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK." |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 01/26/04 22:00 HOST: Julie Donnelly Length: 26:46 minutes In this edition of New Hampshire Outlook, NHPTV's nightly news magazine, it's down to a matter of hours now. We're there as the candidates make a last minute push to get Granite Staters to the polls. Plus, the results are in. We'll see the voting process through the eyes of New Hampshire's school children. And find out who they voted for. And later. we find out what we're really voting for when we mark our ballots on Tuesday. So how did the candidates spend their last day campaigning in New Hampshire? We begin with Governor Dean. John Kerry started his day with an appearance in Portsmouth. General Wesley Clark spent his day traveling the state by bus. Senator John Edwards took some time out of his swing across the state Monday to speak to students at Milford High School. Democratic Senator Joe Lieberman was in Concord looking for support from independent voters. Some twenty eight thousand Granite State students have already cast their vote for their candidate of choice. One-hundred and fifty-six New Hampshire schools participated in the first ever New Hampshire Public Television mock PRIMARY election. On Friday, several schools came here to NHPTV studios to hear some guest speakers talk about the campaign and to participate in a mock caucus. Celene Ramadan was there. Over the weekend more than a thousand Democrats got their last chance to see all the candidates together. The occasion was the annual '100 Dinner.' The only candidate they didn't hear from was Al Sharpton. Here is some of what they had to say. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Julie Donnelly, Richard Ager, Phil Vaughn, Chip Neal, Jennifer Vachon NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Gov. Howard Dean \Democratic Presidential Candidat, Sen. John Kerry\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Gen. Wesley Clark\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Sen. John Edwards\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Sen Joseph Lieberman\Democratic Presidential Candidate, Sandra Reese\Independent Voter, Manchester, Laura Kessler\NH Mock Election Coordinator, Diane Kerry \John Kerry's sister, Susan Adams\NHPTV, Danielle Gaudette\6th grade, Nicholas Donohue\NH Commissioner of Education, Rep. Dennis Kucinich\Democratic Presidential Candidate |
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