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New memoir on the New Hampshire Primary to be released in February
A new memoir chronicling 24 years of New Hampshire presidential primary stories from a Massachusetts college professor is about to be released, the Boston Globe reported on Sunday.
Richard Padova, a Northern Essex Community College professor of history and geography, has been involved somehow in every New Hampshire Primary since 1980 when he volunteered for Ted Kennedy. Considering every candidate he worked for lost (except the unopposed Bill Clinton in 1996) this book probably won’t be giving trade secrets away to 2008 campaigns, but it should provide a few good stories.
Read the Globe story by Russell Contreras here.
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