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Pre Event Open Hello everyone - we'll do a formal introduction for radio and television in just a moment, but first let me thank you so much for coming today to this Senate Candidate forum, put on by the New Hampshire Business and Industry Association, in partnership with the New Hampshire Union Leader and Sunday News, New Hampshire Public Television, and New Hampshire Public Radio…with generous support from Lincoln Financial Group. I'd like to go over a few ground rules with you and with our candidates. You'll notice we're calling this a forum, not a debate. And in that spirit, we ask the candidates to give details about their plans, their strategies…speaking to their own positions and refraining from verbal attacks. We won't be running a buzzer or flashing red lights to time their answers - our format will be a bit looser than that…still, we do have time constraints - so we're asking candidates to keep their answers short and to the point. 90 seconds is ideal, but we're willing to take more time if we feel an issue needs to be fleshed out. So that's what we're asking from the candidates - and again, we want to thank them for being here. For you, our audience, just a few requests - turn off those cellphones and pagers, please - and please, hold your applause until the end. Time is valuable, and we don't want to spend it waiting for applause to die down. |
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Show Open From the Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, this is the Business and Industry Gubernatorial Candidate Forum, sponsored by Lincoln Financial Group and produced in partnership with the New Hampshire BIA, the Union Leader, New Hampshire Public Radio and New Hampshire Public Television. |
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TV Audience Hello and Welcome Hello Everyone and welcome - to the Business and Industry US Senate Forum. I'm Laura Knoy, host of NHPR's "The Exchange". We're coming to you from the Institute of Politics at St. Anslem college where for the next hour, we'll hear the candidates engage in a conversation about the federal bailout bill, energy, health care and more. All issues vital to the economic health of the nation and the Granite State. And now, let me introduce our candidates. They are Incumbent US Senator John Sununu , a Republican and Former Governor and Democratic Challenger Jeanne Shaheen. Our panelists are Denis Paiste from the New Hampshire Union Leader, and Richard Ager, from New Hampshire Public Television. The three of us will be asking questions, some of which came from our readers, listeners, and viewers, as well as today's audience. We tossed a coin earlier to see who would receive the first question, and that goes to Jeanne Shaheen. |
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Close/Credits And that's all the time we have - I want thank you, our audience here at St. Anselm College, for coming out today - and to you at home for watching and listening. Thanks also to our sponsor, the Lincoln Financial Group and our partners, the New Hampshire Business and Industry Association, the New Hampshire Union Leader and Sunday News, New Hampshire Public Television, and New Hampshire Public Radio. And especially, Thank you to our candidates, Senator John Sununu and Former Governor Jeanne Shaheen for giving us their time today. |
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Business and Industry Candidate Forum Partners Business & Industry Association of New Hampshire nhbia.org Jim Roche Christine Ducharme Adrienne Rupp New Hampshire Public Radio nhpr.org Brady Carlson Betsy Gardella Abby Goldstein Laura Knoy Tara Mahady Andrew Parrella Keith Shields New Hampshire Union Leader Denis Paiste Charles Perkins NHPTV nhptv.org Richard Ager Aaron Cortina Dawn DeAngelis Lauren Foxall Adam Frost Steve Giordani Grace Lessner Jonathon Millman Rebecca Reilly Schuyler Scribner Larry Taylor Montana West |