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Starting the day with coffee
at State Rep. Sandy Reeves' house in Manchester. Sixty-five people
gathered; it was crowded...[More
Photos] |
After doing the Dan Pierce
show on WGIR, Quayle spoke to residents at the New Life Home for Women
and Children, a faith-based residential drug/alcohol treatment program
in Manchester... |
In a press conference at
the NHRSC headquarters in Concord, Quayle received the endorsement of State
Rep. Fran Wendleboe, who had formerly been in Elizabeth Dole's
camp... |
After doing some media interviews,
he then addressed a gathering of state legislators at the Eagle's Nest
Restaurant in Concord... |
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Following several hours
of one on one meetings, Quayle spoke to residents of Pleasant View Retirement
in Concord. Next came a fundraising
reception... |
Finally, Quayle finished
off the day with a town hall meeting at Deerfield Town Hall.
The event drew about 100 people.
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This trip came the day after Texas Gov. George Bush wrapped up his much-hyped inaugural campaign trip to the state. (Reeves, who hosted the morning coffee for Quayle, said she was "very smitten" after seeing Gov. Bush speak at the Lilac Luncheon a couple of days earlier; she had also hosted a coffee for Congressman John Kasich a month earlier). Stumping in the wake of the Bush visit, Quayle sought to define the race as a choice "between who the establishment wants and who the conservative candidate is." "I'll be the conservative candidate," he said. "When the establishment picks the candidate, when the establishment runs the campaign, we lose. And when it's the conservative, we win," Quayle declared, citing Republican defeats in 1976, 1992 and 1996. "It's time that we win the White House again," he said. |