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#FITN news today: booze, prostitutes, gambling, guns, drugs … and more

ByChip Griffin


(via Primary Digest)

There are 34 days until the New Hampshire primary. Random thoughts & observations… — Booze, prostitutes, gambling, and guns. Those are the bills the NH media has chosen to highlight in their state legislative session kick-off pieces. It’s only a matter of time before the presidential candidates get asked about them. Welcome to #FITN, folks! — Although drug addiction is an important issue here, it’s hard to see how the candidates will be able to successfully differentiate themselves and pick up votes. Ultimately, while it’s something that a lot of voters care about, it may not be something that they will (or even…

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