Showing posts with label new hampshire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new hampshire. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
The Daily Drive-Through: Hot Tasty News About Clinton, Obama, McCain, Romney, Megan Meier,Meredith Emerson, Storms
Would you like fries with that?
Sunday, January 6, 2008
The Daily Drive-Through: Hot Tasty News About Al-Qaeda, Terrorism, Bush,New Hampshire Primary, Winter Storm, Alaska Plane Crash
The gloves are off in New Hampshire, as the primary countdown clock ticks. Other Republican candidates ganged up on Mitt Romney as the digs got down and dirty. Romney fired back as tempers became testy.
Ron Paul had his chance to jump into the mix. The Republican Party withdrew their sponsorship of the Fox News debates after Fox decided to eliminate Paul/
Across the U.S., a massive winter storm ripped into several states. In Alaska, a small plane crashed into icy waters at Kodiak, killing six people. Four survived.
Ron Paul had his chance to jump into the mix. The Republican Party withdrew their sponsorship of the Fox News debates after Fox decided to eliminate Paul/
Across the U.S., a massive winter storm ripped into several states. In Alaska, a small plane crashed into icy waters at Kodiak, killing six people. Four survived.
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Thursday, January 3, 2008
Iowa Caucus 101: How It Works
Believe it or not, the Republicans and the Democrats do it differently; the electors have to stand up and declare who they're for and why, and--well, it's basically a community meeting with speeches by citizens, politicing, and confusion.
In New Hampshire, the primary is a state-run function. In Iowa, the caucus system is run by the two major political parties. Citizens who want to get involved have to do more than show up and vote--these gatherings can take hours.
We hope they're serving some hot apple cider. Maybe a little hot apple pie, too.
In New Hampshire, the primary is a state-run function. In Iowa, the caucus system is run by the two major political parties. Citizens who want to get involved have to do more than show up and vote--these gatherings can take hours.
We hope they're serving some hot apple cider. Maybe a little hot apple pie, too.
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Wednesday, January 2, 2008
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