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From an email from the Progressive Change Campaign Committee:

… Bold progressive Ann McLane Kuster defeated Joe Lieberman’s presidential campaign co-chair Katrina Swett in tonight’s New Hampshire congressional primary — winning by double digits.

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  • Ron
    September 15, 2010
    9:21 am

    This means the Democrats are in trouble in on election day. I know ’cause Chris Matthews said so.

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