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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

Didn't they invite him?

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An earlier story follows:

President Barack Obama will return to New Hampshire on Monday, June 25, a campaign official confirmed this afternoon.

The official said the campaign event will be held somewhere in Strafford County, and more details will be released as they become available.

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ORIGINAL: Mupainurpleasure

Meanwhile no one complains about the cost of roadblocks/police protection/ garbage services etc from the Romney campaign

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

easy enough.

http://www.craigdailypress.com/news/2012/jun/01/romney-visit-cost-city-25k/

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57375169-503544/romney-takes-on-hecklers-at-maine-town-hall/

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2011/09/romney-addresses-flip-flop-criticism-at-n-h-town-hall/

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Link one...
“I saw Secret Service kick one kid out of a tree he climbed across the street,” Craig Mayor Terry Carwile said. “That was about the extent of it, and I think the community can take a lot of pride in how it responded to the event.”

“I have to look at it this way — I don’t care if it had been (President Barack) Obama or anybody else,” Call said. “It’s history for Craig because we’ve never had anyone of that caliber here, so why worry about it? It all averages out.”

Vanatta attributes the success of the event to training.

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Link two...
PORTLAND, Maine - Drawing on his by now well-honed debate skills, Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney on Friday deftly put down an aggressive attack by a few hostile members of a town hall audience, who challenged him repeatedly on issues ranging from his overseas investments to his support for hydrofracking.

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ORIGINAL: Owner59
Eh-yup.....

(that`s how they say yes in the Granite State)

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ORIGINAL: Musicmystery

http://digg.com/news/politics/mitt_romney_s_every_town_counts_bus_tour_scrupulously_avoids_the_towns_devastated_by_bain_capital_freakoutnation

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The Sensata Technologies plant, which has been on the forefront of producing state-of-the-art automotive sensors, was owned by Texas Instruments, and then by Honeywell, before being sold in 2010 to Sensata Technologies Holding, N.V, a firm based in the Netherlands but majority-owned by Bain Capital. Bain, the private equity firm that Mitt Romney helped to develop and that continues to make him a very rich man, has since consolidated ownership of Sensata.

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The workers at the plant wanted Romney to make a slight detour on his bus trip and take a look at the devastation being caused by Bain’s machinations at a plant where many of them have worked for more than thirty years.

The plant’s operations are rapidly skrinking as Sensata moves to outsource work from Illinois to China.

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

Your fucking 6 DVD Blu Ray collectors set of ignorant drooling imbicility outtakes from your posts has arrived.   You don't have much of an education do you?  You sure ain't a comprehender at all,

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

"Certainly we welcome candidates," Durham Town Councilor Diana Caroll said. "It's important for our democracy. But when it comes to presidential candidates, it does cost a lot of money for all the services... Who pays for that? That's the question."

thats from your link chumming.

Looks like there was one republican in the state of NH that must have been a republican. 

So, when someone writes a story about an unhappy town visited by the Obama campaign, feel free to post it so we can laugh at your ass some more, mmmkay?

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Durham Town Administrator Todd Selig says the Obama campaign should pay the $20,000 to $30,000 in police overtime costs it will take to provide adequate protection for the president's visit to Oyster River High School on Monday afternoon...

"We are hopeful that the campaign will ultimately reimburse us," Selig said. "As of (Saturday) afternoon, the campaign indicates their Chicago central office had declined to reimburse those costs.

"The argument is that they're not asking for public safety service, the Secret Service is, and they don't reimburse," he added. "Our response is the campaign is coming to Durham, and the town needs to ensure the safety of the town. If not for the campaign coming, we wouldn't have to incur that cost."

The town has typically covered the cost of presidential visits, but says it shouldn't have to cover expenses for a political campaign.

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But when it comes to presidential candidates, it does cost a lot of money for all the services... Who pays for that? That's the question.