Huckabee in Franklin

Tonight Mike Huckabee attended a house party in Franklin. A very polite and courteous gentleman, he was asked “Sam Nunn and Henry Kissinger have called for nuclear abolition. Do you support nuclear abolition?”
Answer: He would not call for abolishing nuclear weapons while other countries still have nuclear weapons.
Questioner then asked: will you promise to reduce [...]

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Obama in Concord

At Rollins Park in Concord on this beautiful sunshiny fall morning, Senator Obama answered a nuclear weapons question on the handshaking line.
Question: Do you support making new nuclear weapons?
Answer: I don’t see us developing new nuclear weapons, we need to get rid of the old ones.
Questioner then asked: so will you work for nuclear abolition?
Answer: [...]

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Edwards at UNH

John Edwards (D) visited the University of New Hampshire at Durham on Thursday, September 27, 2007.
Question: As a recent UNH grad, I know the burdens of college loan debt. If you were president, what would you do to cut the defense budget, specifically the C-130 jet, in order to ____ education.
Answer: Those are two questions [...]

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Free Speech?

While at the Democratic Debates up in Hanover, NH yesterday, we strolled around the downtown area with flag telling the cost of the Iraq War and what that money could be spent on in a more wise fashion.
There are 5 flags, seen here, which Arnie, Erin, Barney, Scott, and myself carried. We walked around the  [...]

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Clearly say no to Iran nuclear weapons: Giuliani

Previously, Rudy Giuliani stated he does not support nuclear abolition
I don’t think we should be eliminating any nuclear weapons while North Korea and Iran have, or may have, such weapons.
He maintained his idea on Wednesday while visiting London.
LONDON (Reuters) – Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani said on Wednesday the United States should spell out clearly [...]

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McCain in Londonderry

From our friends over at PrioritiesNH
Question: Sen. McCain took no questions in the formal rally. In a one-on-one conservation, as the event was breaking up, I said: I am concerned that our veterans don’t have the health care they deserve. If you are President can I count on you to reduce our nuclear arsenal [...]

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4 Part Harmony

Obama’s comprehensive plan to turn the page in Ira has four parts:

Obama would immediately begin to pull out troops engaged in combat operations at a pace of one or two brigades every month, to be completed by the end of next year.
He would call for a new constitutional convention in Iraq, convened with the [...]

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Edwards at Pace University

On September 7, 2007, John Edwards spoke at Pace University calling for “a comprehensive new counterterrorism policy that will be defined by two principles—strength and cooperation.”
The centerpiece of this policy will be a new multilateral organization called the Counterterrorism and Intelligence Treaty Organization (CITO).Every nation has an interest in shutting down terrorism. CITO will create [...]

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McCain in Concord

On Thursday, September 13, 2007, John McCain appeared at the VFW in Concord, NH.
Question: Ken Roos, 53, of Concord, called to McCain, “Senator, it’s time to bring the troops home. Now.”
McCain passed Roos quickly, focusing on the next outstretched hand.
See the Concord Monitor article “This strategy is working”

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McCain in Franklin

On Thursday, September 13th, McCain was asked about nuclear abolition.
Question:  Sam Nunn and Henry Kissinger have called for nuclear abolition and I want to know where you stand on that. Do you support nuclear abolition?
McCain: I certainly support Sam Nunn and Henry Kissinger in their plans absolutely.

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