Bear for America

Bear 5

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Bear 4

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Bear 3

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Bear 2

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Bear 1

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Lesser-known candidates bring colorful campaigns to St. Anselm

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unionleader.com

During a two-week period every four years, any American citizen can enter room 204 of the New Hampshire State House, and register to run for president.

In New Hampshire, fringe candidates get their moment

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Reuters

New Hampshire voters looking for something different got to size up some other presidential candidates on Monday night. The questions were pointed, the answers often succinct, sensible and serious. But some of the platforms were narrowly focused and, well, a bit wacky.

The wonderful weirdness of New Hampshire

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The Economist Online Slideshow

During a two-week period every four years, any American citizen can enter room 204 of the New Hampshire State House, and register to run for president.

The ‘Other’ Candidates

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The Dakota Voice

What about the other candidates for President of the United States? “What other candidates?” you might ask. The many candidates who are not being invited to give their ideas to the media or participate in debates are the ones to which I refer. I’m not talking about independent candidates or candidates who belong to smaller political parties. I’m talking about Democrats and Republicans who are running for President, but few people know of them. Does it surprise you that there are many Democrats and Republicans who have filed to run for President, but have received virtually no publicity? It does not surprise me.

Ballot Order Puts Romney Third from Bottom

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Primary Insider

CONCORD, N.H. — New Hampshire’s Republican party committeewoman drew a ballot order this morning which puts Joe Story of Jacksonville, Fla., first on the Republican primary ballot here.