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Audience Laughs At Shaheen For Ducking Question On Obama |
2014-10-23 |
![]() When asked to give a simple, yes or no response to a hypothetical pollster asking, "do you approve of the job President B.O. is doing?" Shaheen responded, "in some ways I approve, and some things I don't approve," a line that caused the audience to start laughing. She continued "like most questions that we deal with as policymakers there aren't simple answers, yes or no." Shaheen was then asked how she could reconcile voting with the president 99% of the time and President B.O.'s low approval rating in New Hampshire. She stated "I work for New Hampshire. And Scott Brown talks a lot about one survey and 99% of the time that I voted with the president," before talking about her record getting a prison in New Hampshire opened, her work with residents who were facing foreclosure, and language she added to a veterans' reform bill with Senator Kelly Ayotte (R-NH). She then concluded, "what we need is a senator who's going to work for New Hampshire, who;s going to make sure we address the concerns we hear from our constituents, who's going to be willing to work with Democrats, Republicans, and Independents, anybody in Washington who can help us get the job done for this state." |
Posted by:Fred |
#3 Mean Jeanne has been running attack ads only for months. Her campaign can't find a positive thing to say about her. Unfortunately Scott Brown is too much of a gentleman to respond in kind, because he doesn't want to "bully." |
Posted by: regular joe 2014-10-23 15:58 |
#2 "Live Free or Die" meets Intigo Montoya. |
Posted by: gorb 2014-10-23 15:12 |
#1 A bit of a drag that Brown still isn't leading (consistently) in recent polls. He was leading by the margin of error about two weeks ago, but Shaheen (who my cousin met ten years ago and described as 'dumb as a box of rocks') pulled ahead in a poll a few days ago. Remember that NH used to be solid red when I was living there; that started changing in the late 1980's. |
Posted by: Raj 2014-10-23 14:48 |