I am covering the New Hampshire primaries over on my Election Watch blog.
So far, the fun is Ron Paul 4 votes, Hillary Clinton 3. OK so Dixville Notch and Hart’s Location are not representative of the whole state.
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If Ron Paul can only get single figures in NH, then he is fairly useless from our perspective.
Jeez, Perry, I hate it when you make me be fair to RP.
New Hampster has had a population shift over the last few years. Sure, the Free State Project types moved there, but so did a bunch of Massholes who bought second homes and then stuck around to establish residency and start voting.
So, it’s just not the same New Hampshire as it was when P.J. O’Rourke wrote about living there in the 1980’s.
It’s a distressingly familiar pattern. The same thing happened here too, only the bastards who ruined a good thing came from California and Texas instead.