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Because it is a smaller state. We are doing exactly what we want to be doing and we think it is all going to pick up. New hampshire makes us voice heard four days from today. Hello i am charmaine spaghetti life from our New Hampshire primary headquarters. We have a lot of developments today so lets get you started. First off, Bernie Sanders is closing in on Hillary Clinton nationally. Cif you hfall is showing that gap between them only two points. The weather is having an effect on the president...

We have already learned he will be announcing new guidelines aimed at preventing racial profiling. Well bring you more of that when he makes his remarks. Its really part of an allout Administration Push today with meetings in washington at the white house. A big executive order from president obama and a call for congress to take action as well. This time the president says it will be different. This is all unfolding on a day and after a weekend of protests around the country with students walki...

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