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CONCORD, N.H.―With only two weeks left before this year’s game-changing primary election, the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire added another 45 endorsed candidates after reviewing a third round of surveys submitted through the group’s Web site: www.rlcnh.org/survey. The 45 include candidates for state senator and state representative and join a coalition of 97 other Republicans already endorsed by the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire for a total of 142 endorsed candidates.

When it comes to the U.S. Senate race, Ovide Lamontagne is a man of great honor and conviction—so much, in fact, that former U.S. Sen. Gordon Humphrey called him “honest, forthright and truthful” and “certain of principles.” We, the 47 undersigned activists, have vetted Ovide Lamontagne and are certain that he rises well above the other candidates in the field. He presents our best chance to redirect the U.S. Senate toward our nation’s foundation in liberty, as protected in the U.S. Constitution. We urge readers to support Ovide, too.

CONCORD, N.H.―With momentum building in its campaign to bring common sense back to the State House, the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire endorsed 36 candidates after reviewing a second round of surveys submitted through the group’s Web site: www.rlcnh.org/survey. The 36 candidates join a coalition of 61 other Republicans already endorsed by the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire.

DERRY, N.H.—The Alliance of Derry Taxpayers will host a forum on August 12 for candidates seeking the First District U.S. House of Representative seat so they can speak directly with voters who think taxes are too high.

CONCORD, N.H.―In a major effort to build a coalition of lawmakers who will bring common sense back to the State House, the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire endorsed 61 candidates after reviewing the first round of surveys submitted through the group’s Web site: www.rlcnh.org/survey.

MANCHESTER, N.H. – Harvard Economist Jeffrey Miron, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, will present the keynote speech on Sunday at the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance’s annual Liberty Dinner, which will also feature the release of the NHLA’s 2010 Liberty Rating and the award ceremony for the NHLA Legislator and Activist of the Year.

CONCORD, N.H.―A growing Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire has appointed Andrew Hemingway chairman, replacing Jim Forsythe, who has stepped aside to focus on his State Senate campaign in the fourth district. Hemingway plans to work within the state chapter organization to lead conservative Republican candidates to victory in 2010 elections and bring the Republican Party back to its roots.

DERRY, N.H.—Andrew J. Manuse, a husband, father, small business owner and Derry Republican, released his campaign Web site (www.AndrewManuse.com) on Wednesday, June 2, the same day he officially filed his candidacy for a seat in the New Hampshire House of Representatives. On his Web site, www.AndrewManuse.com, Manuse outlines five core priorities dubbed “Common Sense for New Hampshire” that he will work to achieve in Concord. Manuse promises to promote jobs and economic opportunity, fix health care in New Hampshire, protect the rights of parents, ensure individual safety and secure individual liberty. Contrary to most political Web sites that use buzz words and talking points that voters want to hear, Manuse outlines what each of his common sense ideas mean in detail to give voters a true sense of his principles and intentions.

Tommy Newberry, author of the bestselling book “The War on Success,” will speak at The Draft, 67 South Main St. in Concord at 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 17 about the principles and habits of highly successful people and how to nurture these ideas at the family and community level. He will also outline a simple, 5-day plan to help New Hampshire residents combat and win the war of ideas against government leaders who think successful, hardworking people should support those who won’t work for what they have.