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06-08-2011, 03:13 PM
http://www.unionleader.com/article/20110608/NEWS0605/110609989
JUNE 8 UPDATE: FORSYTHE FOR PAUL. A rising state conservative leader was announced today as the chairman of Ron Paul's New Hampshire presidential campaign.
Freshman state Sen. Jim Forsythe of Strafford is the former chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire. He easily defeated Democrat Andrew Hosmer last November to win the District 4 seat previously held by Democrat Kathleen Sgambati.
“Every candidate will be talking jobs, cuts, and taxes, but only Ron Paul has the track record to back up the rhetoric,” Forsythe, an entrepreneur and former U.S. Air Force pilot, said in a campaign announcement.
Forsythe actively supported Paul in 2008 but held no formal title. The Paul campaign had no state chairman in 2008 but instead relied on a group of county activists who took on statewide organizational roles.
Is Paul setting up a more traditionally structured organization in New Hampshire this time around?
"We're at a different starting point this time around," said spokesman Kate Schackai. "The movement has grown, and our organization is growing to meet it."
JUNE 8 UPDATE: FORSYTHE FOR PAUL. A rising state conservative leader was announced today as the chairman of Ron Paul's New Hampshire presidential campaign.
Freshman state Sen. Jim Forsythe of Strafford is the former chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire. He easily defeated Democrat Andrew Hosmer last November to win the District 4 seat previously held by Democrat Kathleen Sgambati.
“Every candidate will be talking jobs, cuts, and taxes, but only Ron Paul has the track record to back up the rhetoric,” Forsythe, an entrepreneur and former U.S. Air Force pilot, said in a campaign announcement.
Forsythe actively supported Paul in 2008 but held no formal title. The Paul campaign had no state chairman in 2008 but instead relied on a group of county activists who took on statewide organizational roles.
Is Paul setting up a more traditionally structured organization in New Hampshire this time around?
"We're at a different starting point this time around," said spokesman Kate Schackai. "The movement has grown, and our organization is growing to meet it."