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GOP Candidates Head to New Hampshire

April 17, 2015 · 7:03 am ET · 10 Comments

“With every major Republican presidential hopeful descending on New Hampshire this weekend for the state’s first candidate forum, attention will turn for the moment from Hillary Clinton’s entry into the campaign to the fluid Republican race,” the New York Times reports.

“Few of New Hampshire’s influential Republican activists will commit to a candidate based solely on what they see at the two-day gathering in Nashua. But the audition there offers a chance for one of the 19 prospects expected to attend to break out of the pack in a state where there is no clear favorite.”

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