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<title>New Hampshire primary: Where&#x26;#x27;s the tea party?</title>
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<description>New Hampshire primary: Where&#x26;#x27;s the tea party? By KENNETH P. VOGEL | 1/9/12 4:32 AM EST Updated: 1/9/12 3:11 PM EST New Hampshire might seem like ground zero for a tea party offensive.But ahead of the Republican primary Tuesday, there&#x26;#x2019;s no sign that the populist conservative movement is poised to shape the presidential results in the &#x26;#x201C;Live Free or Die&#x26;#x201D; state &#x26;#x2014; or anywhere else, for that matter.Instead, activists in the Granite State have divided their loyalties &#x26;#x2014; and even seem resigned to seeing their sworn enemy Mitt Romney win his second straight victory.The situation in New Hampshire and across...</description>
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