A little blurb on the New Hampshir
 
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 20:12:47 -0500 (CDT)

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Democracy you can taste  and smell

And a helping hand for Hillary

By: SARA FAITH ALTERMAN

10/24/2007 4:52:30 PM

Just north of Massachusetts, where cheap liquor abounds and the highest
point in New England mocks us from beyond the stratosphere, lies a magical
land to which politicians flock, eager to roll up their sleeves, mingle
with the working classes, and pretend, just for a moment, to be real
people. Braving the wilds of high-school gymnasiums and town halls,
shoveling down forkfuls of spaghetti at house parties and church socials,
presidential hopefuls do their very barnstorming best to earn the votes of
small-town Americans.

Ah, New Hampshire. Where the gloves come off and suppers on.

For the price of a tank of gas and a local street map, you, too, could
come face to face with Hillary or Mitt, shake hands with Barack or shake
your fist at John (McCain, Edwards, take your pick). After all, the 2008
presidential hopefuls care about what makes you tick. At least, they want
you to think so.

As the New Hampshire presidential primary approaches, politicians and Law
& Order actors are making their way around%