some of the ground-work in NH...by Hillary, her Team, volunteers etc....
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Harrell Kirstein ?@HarrellKirstein Dec 7
Lots of support for @HillaryClinton on the letter to the editor pages in northern #NH. #nhpolitics #fitn
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Marlou Taenzer ?@MarlouTaenzer Dec 7
Because @HillaryforNH volunteers are the best! Lucky to work with such an amazing crew everyday #Hillary2016
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Hillary for NH ?@HillaryforNH 4h4 hours ago
In case you missed it: #HillaryInNH touts obs plan in Salem: http://www.eagletribune.com/news/new_hampshire/clinton-touts-jobs-plan-in-salem/article_4fc7c062-d260-5df2-a2f1-fbef419f0775.html …
Clinton touts jobs plan in Salem
Almost 800 come to see Democratic front-runner
CARL RUSSO/Staff photoSupporters hold large letters to spell out Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's first name as they await her arrival at a town hall meeting Tuesday night at Woodbury School in Salem, N.H.
Posted: Wednesday, December 9, 2015 5:55 am
By Doug Ireland direland@eagletribune.com
SALEM, N.H — Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton unveiled a tax credit proposal Tuesday that she said will put more Americans back to work after the worst economic decline since the Great Depression.
The former New York senator and U.S. secretary of state outlined her plan during a town hall meeting at Woodbury School.
Nearly 800 people, including many Massachusetts residents, packed the school gymnasium as Clinton spoke and fielded questions from the audience for more than hour.
She was introduced by Barbara Couch of Hypertherm, a 1,400-employee electronics manufacturing firm in Hanover where workers own all of the stock in the company.
As Couch stood by her side, Clinton touted her proposed "Manufacturing Renaissance Tax Credit" aimed at increasing jobs by offering tax incentives to businesses.
Investing in communities where factories are at risk of closing and jobs are in danger of being sent to other countries will provide an economic boost, she said. ...........
CARL RUSSO/Staff photoSunny Fletcher of Derry brought her daughters, Kinsey, 5, and Summer, 7, to see Hillary Clinton at the Democratic presidential candidate's town hall meeting Tuesday in Salem, N.H.
CARL RUSSO/Staff photoSupporters hold large letters to spell out Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's first name as they await her arrival at a town hall meeting Tuesday night at Woodbury School in Salem, N.H.
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Laura Aguilar ?@lnaguilar 24h24 hours ago
Incredible turnout in Salem for @HillaryClinton! Time to get to work: https://www.hillaryclinton.com/join/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=fb&utm_campaign=20151111fbalbum&utm_content=nh … #fitn #Hillary2016
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Hillary for NH ?@HillaryforNH 23h23 hours ago
In the @UnionLeader this morning: http://www.unionleader.com/article/20151208/NEWS0605/151209186&source=RSS …
#HillaryInNH "outlines plan to restore manufacturing jobs"
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from last summmer....
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Harrell Kirstein ?@HarrellKirstein 2h2 hours ago
#tbt "80 Seacoast residents gathered to celebrate the opening of Clinton campaign office in Portsmouth" http://www.seacoastonline.com/article/20150618/NEWS/150618993/101023/NEWS?template=printart … #nhpolitics
By Jesse Scardina
jscardina@seacoastonline.com
June 18. 2015 8:11PM
Locals celebrate opening of Clinton campaign office
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Jackie Weatherspoon, of Exeter, signs a poster signifying why she supports Hillary Clinton at the opening of her campaign's Portsmouth office. Photo by Jesse Scardina/Seacoastonline
PORTSMOUTH — Exeter resident Jackie K. Weatherspoon was busy signing a poster stating why she supports Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton Thursday night, days after seeing the former secretary of state in New York City.
"In her speech she said she would be a president for all Americans," Weatherspoon said, in addition to scribing that message on the large white canvas. "She will do that too."...................
Weatherspoon was one of roughly 80 Seacoast residents gathered to celebrate the opening of Clinton's campaign office in Portsmouth. The former secretary of state was in the Granite State earlier this week, visiting Manchester, Concord and Rochester before campaign stops in South Carolina and Nevada this week.
Celebrating the former New York senator's campaign office opening was former state house speaker Terie Norelli, an ardent Clinton supporter.
"She is the most qualified candidate and that breadth of experience — she cares about the same issues," Norelli said, adding that those issues include economic security, access to health care and strong foreign relations. "She has listened to our concerns. She understands how important it is to advocate for women around the world.".............
The primary is just the start! 
And you never know if a really good cookie can swing a vote! 
Keep up the good work guys! 
