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Batting Around
Massachusetts plays alone. Halftime entertainments. Philosophical pursuits. A clarification from the left. Plus more.
While I find the general thrust of your story on John Kerry's New Hampshire moves believable, I must object to the dagger you inserted:
"In reality, if Kerry doesn't win there, his campaign may be toast. This, after all, is a primary in a state that is basically a suburb of Massachusetts."
"Basically a suburb of Massachusetts"? Have you examined the difference in the makeup of the state Senates and state Houses of Representatives in New Hampshire and Massachusetts? Have you compared the congressional delegations from the two states? Are you aware that more and more New Hampshire high tech workers are working in New Hampshire, not Massachusetts?
p>The truth is, most New Hampshire residents would shudder at your characterization of our state. Have you ever been here? br> -- Tim Mark br> Goffstown, NH /p> p>
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