This week's PolitickerNH.com Winners & Losers
By Wally EdgePaul Hodes is becoming a real player in Washington. It has been a long time since NH has had a Congressman with the influence he is quickly developing. And while Hodes leads this week's winners list, we welcome back Gary "Jailhouse Rock" Dodds back to the losers list.
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Hodes is always a loser
...no matter what he does.
If it's not HR 3036 and similar nonsense yet to come, it's junkets to Israel.
What has he done to become 'influential'? What has he done for any of us in District 2?
Sad
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