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    Regarding his reaction to a possible Shaheen entrance, Marchand said, "Nothing has changed at this time." "Everyone should take a deep breath" said Swett campaign manager Bob Quinn. Full Article at The Union Leader
    Everyone should take a deep breath
    SOURCE: The Union Leader 28 months ago
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John DiStaso's Granite Status: Tuesday NH primary likely
  1. Nothing has changed at this time.
    SOURCE: The Union Leader 28 months ago
  2. did have some impact. As New Hampshire moves up, we wanted to accelerate staffing here in New Hampshire to help meet our organizing targets, so we shifted some trained field staff.
    SOURCE: The Union Leader 28 months ago
  3. I'm looking at Tuesday, unless there is some extraordinary circumstance
    SOURCE: The Union Leader 28 months ago
  4. All you can really do is control your own campaign.
    SOURCE: The Union Leader 28 months ago
  5. With absolute certainty, the commitment in terms of the size of the campaign and the overall commitment to New Hampshire is quantum leaps ahead of what it was four years ago.
    SOURCE: The Union Leader 28 months ago
  6. What I'm doing today shows that I believe that I'm going to win the primary and defeat John Sununu
    SOURCE: The Union Leader 28 months ago

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