Posted on 07/08/2014 4:28:47 PM PDT by SumProVita
MANCHESTER, NH – Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney has endorsed pro-abortion Republican Scott Brown over his pro-life rival in the primary to see who becomes the GOP's candidate for U.S. senator from New Hampshire.
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As per Ballotpedia, there are actually 10! candidates running for the Republican nomination to the US Senate in New Hampshire in their Sept 9 primary election.
Bob Smith: Former New Hampshire Senator
Scott Brown: Former Massachusetts Senator
Jim Rubens: Former state Senator
Andy Martin
Gerard Beloin
Robert D’Arcy
Miroslaw Dziedzic
Mark Farnham
Bob Heghmann
Walter Kelly
Jeanne Sheehan is the only democrat running.
There will also be one independent candidate on the November ballot: P. Gardner Goldsmith. Ballotpedia notes, “Goldsmith is seeking the Libertarian nomination”. NH does not actually have any parties other than Republicans and Democrats, so he is actually running as a non party candidate.
Scott is sure to lose now!
Bob Smith is a fruitcake who endorsed Kerry for President. He also would have zero chance of winning the election.
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But it’s stunning to me that the country’s OBVIOUSLY going to Hell and that Democrats still have a chance to win in places that aren’t already complete Democrat sinkholes like NH.
What can you do when you want to hold your nose to vote for someone, but he mocks you and rubs your nose in it?
At some point you you have to just walk away from an individual.
Imho, Shaheen will win.
No surprise. Slick Mitt endorsing the Cosmo guy. Both a couple of liberal RINOs who we don’t need nor want.
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