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To: onyx; Jim Noble
I think the race looks good for Republicans regardless of whether our candidate is Kelly Ayotte (whom I met on Saturday) or Ovide Lamontagne.

I don't think Bill Binnie is going anywhere. He is currently airing ads clearly directed toward Independents and full of code words like "pro-choice", if that tells you anything.

I also noticed this morning that many of Kelly Ayotte's yard signs had been vandalized over the weekend - not by physical destruction, but rather by having nearly equal-sized and professionally-printed signs placed next to them containing a big arrow and the word "NOT" - Get it? "Not... Ayotte".

This was a pro job, not the work of some clever amateur, and I have my suspicions whose campaign is responsible... Just a guess, but his last name rhymes with "Binnie".

52 posted on 09/13/2010 8:02:30 AM PDT by andy58-in-nh (America does not need to be organized: it needs to be liberated.)
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To: andy58-in-nh; Jim Noble
I think the race looks good for Republicans regardless of whether our candidate is Kelly Ayotte (whom I met on Saturday) or Ovide Lamontagne.

Thanks, Andy, that's good to hear.

Oh yeah. I get it. Professional work and only one candidate has a lot of money of his own and his name rhymes with Binnie just like you said...lol.

Your polls open in less than 24 hours, so this is their last day for campaigning. Take care and thanks again for your info. NH is great because you all get to meet your candidates up close and in person, unlike those of us in more populated states where the crowds are large and the politicians just make cursory 'stops.'

55 posted on 09/13/2010 8:12:55 AM PDT by onyx (If you support Sarah and want on her Ping List, let me know!)
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