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Five months after same-sex marriage was passed, and two months before the law takes effect, some legislators are already seeking to erase it.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is trying to organize a vote tomorrow on her health care "reform" bill. New Hampshire, pay attention.
For the third election in a row, Manchester voters sent City Hall the same message: Control spending.
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On Tuesday, voters rejected the notion that they should be shut out of right to select the best candidates by Republican and Democrat party bosses.
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