Jennifer Donahue
MANCHESTER, N.H. SENATOR JOHN MCCAIN just spent two weekends in a row in New Hampshire. Unlike some of the candidates who didn't run in 2000, he understands two important things about the state's presidential primary contest. One is the importance of the August before the primary. In August 1999, McCain solidified his base in New Hampshire, while George W. Bush ... (Full article: 732 words)
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