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Second. newt gingrich today hosting a town hall working to appeal to hispanic voters taking time out to target that bloc of voters hoping to get them to head to the polls for him. jon huntsman in speaking with him he says he is hitting every corner of new hampshire. he has spent a lot of time here, more than any other candidate in the last six months or so. he says even -- whether or not that will payoff we will see tuesday evening after those ballots have been cast. ron paul who professor smith says has the second strongest organization in the state he has a lot of followers, young, ardent fo...

The gop candidates and their campaigns are now focused on now convince new hampshire voters to head to the polls and vote for them on tuesday. molly line is live with more on the ground game. >> reporter: exactly this is the last stretch. what new hampshire voters are going to hear a lot of are phone calls. all of the candidates are going to hit the phone banks and try to convince any of those undecided voters that are left to get out and vote for their guy. let's start with governor romney, he has two big rallies today. one with governor pawlenty and the other with governor chris christie of ...

More doctrine dollars position against second amendment rights. >> professor smith brings up the point that in this economy with the jobs situation, the budget decifit, all those sorts of things that many voters will be voting on in the second amendment may take a back seat but there are voters where gun rights are their primary concern and regardless of if you're a democrat or republican, they're going to vote right down that line, whoever supports their right to bear arms. jenna. jenna: interesting trend, interesting partnership, molly. thank you for bringing us that story, molly line. jon: ...

Republicans have won endorsement, over the last ten years, the funding has increased for democrats. according to the center for politics, a nonpartisan group that tracks political spending, during the 2002 election cycle the nra put # percent of fund contributions towards democrats. this election cycle, they received 26 percent. >> i think finally, the message hit home, that it's bad politics to be on the wrong side of the second amendment election time, and i think you see that reflected in what's been happening on this issue among democrats in washington, d.c. and in state legislatures aroun...

Kids i know work all the time. some kids have had to take time off. some kids have had to drop out altogether or transfer to public schools. meanwhile while all this is going on we're still buying $4 million apartments for law professors and getting a million dollars to park renovation in the city. so our school budget isn't disclosed so we can't say, hey, that money that you're giving for professor smith's apartment, maybe you should give that to financial aid. >> claire, let me jump in here. so who are you frustrated with here? are you talking about the chancellors, the board of ridof regent...