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Politicians are always looking to get their name in the newspaper -- provided that it actually is their name.A Laconia Daily Sun headline was at least… -
Texas Congressman Ron Paul did three times better in the 2012 primary than in 2008. NHPR's Jon Greeenberg sat down with the campaign's state director,… -
Texas congressman Ron Paul’s second place finish put his supporters into celebration mode last night. Coming in second typically feels like a… -
Mitt Romney spent his Monday focusing vote-rich southern New Hampshire. He started at a chamber of commerce breakfast Nashua, where a comment he made… -
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul drew a crowd of about 450 people at his first event in New Hampshire after the Iowa caucuses. Paul’s promise to… -
A Celestial Victor?Bookies take bets on winners and losers. Political junkies follow the news, budgets and campaign strategies to determine the odds. Astrologers follow the… -
North Country Weeklies Endorse Ron PaulThree weekly newspapers from the North Country have endorsed Ron Paul for president.The newspapers are the Littleton Courier, the Coos County Democrat and…
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Tea Party voters were expected to play a key role in the 2012 republican presidential primary. But with movement hopefuls Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry… -
A Politifact check from the campaign trailJon Greenberg is executive editor here at NHPR and representing today for the Politifact New Hampshire’ Partnership, a joint effort that also includes the… -
In this presidential cycle, as in the last, there is no question which Republican candidate has the most ardent supporters. It is Ron Paul, the…
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