For Immediate Release |
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Monday, January 7, 2007 |
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"New Hampshire voters have had the opportunity, at town hall meetings across the state, to learn first-hand where John McCain stands on the issues that are important them," said J. Bonnie Newman, a former Reagan Administration official. "John McCain stood before them and told them the truth about what he believes. Time and again, he has proven that his campaign for president is about serving a cause greater than his own self interest, and is based on his unmatched leadership experience, integrity and distinguished lifetime of service. New Hampshire voters have given John McCain a second look and I am confident that this Tuesday, we will elect him as the Republican nominee."
John McCain expressed his appreciation for the growing show of support, stating, "I am grateful to have the backing of so many leaders in New Hampshire. Their support is critical as we surge to victory in the New Hampshire Primary."
NEW ADDITIONS TO NEW HAMPSHIRE SUPPORTERS OF JOHN MCCAIN
Roger Amadon, Former Epsom Police Chief, Director of Merrimack
County Pre-Trial Service Program
Kathy Bateson, Merrimack County Administrator
Toby Batchelder, Claremont City Councilor
Peter Batula, Merrimack State Representative
Dr. Doug Black, Concord City Councilor
Peter Bergin, State Representative
Tom Brady, Coos County Commissioner
Justin Boothby, Attorney, Orr & Reno
Liz Chamberlain, Press Secretary to United States Senator John Sununu
Jim Carew, Former State Representative
Don Clarke, Former Sullivan County Commissioner
Michael Connolly, Partner at Hinckley, Allen & Snyder, Concord
David Croft, former Boscawen Police Chief, Director of Merrimack County
Adult Diversion Program
Ray D'Amante, Prominent Concord Developer
Sen. Joe Delahunty, Former President of the State Senate
Dick Drisko, State Representative
Ed Dupont, Former Senate President and Business Leader
Mark Farnham, Former Mayor of Lebanon
Paul & Anna Grace Holloway, Republican Activists & Prominent
Business Owners
Brad Galinson, Amherst Selectman
Ted Gatsas, State Senator
Carolyn Gargasz, State Representative
Dick Green, Former Senator from Rochester
Evan Haggerty, Former Pelham Chief of Police
Bob Haverty, Pelham Selectman
Sandy Hennequin, Republican Activist & Wife of Mayor Steve Marchand
Jim Jalbert, Owner of C&J Trailways
Stretch Kennedy, Former State Representative, Hopkinton
Jane Langley, Former State Representative, Rye Beach
Lt. Col. Mac McLean, Strafford County Republican
John Madden, Former Hopkinton School Board Member & Business Leader
Joe & Judith Maloy, Partners & Owners of Primus Direct in
Hooksett
Dr. Doug Moran, Concord
Nancy Morrison, Broker at Masiello Group, Concord
Judith MacDonald, Register of Deeds, Hillsborough County
Jan McClure, Concord City Councilor
Art McLean, Director of Derry Boys & Girls Club
Irene Messier, State Representative
J. Bonnie Newman, Interim President of the University of New Hampshire
& Former Head of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard
Anthony Pastelis, Rochester School Board
Katie Poole, Friends of the Rochester Library
Gary Rondeau, Owner of Rondeau's Automotive, Hooksett
Sen. Sheila Roberge, State Senator
Sandy Shapiro, President of Derry Taxpayers
Jack Spanos, Bennington Activist
Peter Stanhope, Durham Town Councilor & Owner of the Stanhope Group
Kurt Swenson, Former & Longtime Hopkinton Selectman and Business
Leader
Saggy Tahir, State Representative, Manchester
Eaton "Tony" Tarbell, Owner, Tarbell PA & Concord Community Leader
Dick Terrell, Owner, Dick's Barber Shop, Concord
Dean Trefethen, Dover City Councilor
Jim Tollner, Former Nashua Alderman & Mayoral Candidate
John Verani, Owner of Verani Prudential
Doug Viger, Pelham Selectman
Kathy Wagner, Londonderry Town Councilor
Dick Wasson, Treasurer, Town of Rollinsford
Sandra Ziehm, Nashua School Board & Republican City Chair
For Immediate Release |
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Friday, January 4, 2007 |
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For Immediate Release |
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Thursday, January 3, 2007 |
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