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entertainment. other sectors we are seeing when the accusations come that there are real repercussions to be paid immediately that the accused have to pay. they does not seem to be the case in politics. the very fact to david s point that the washington post made this story for a number of people in that state. and they will be disqualifying. if you talked to 100 people, you would be surprised the number of whom would say we know roy moore. they did make that point. he is not a new politician down there. he was a state chief justice elected twice. removed twice and elected twice. they feel like they know him as part of the reason he beat luther strange in the run off. the idea that if a thing you don t trust and don t like says something, it s dismissed.
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as you see there. this is the first picture of her emerging. she returned after this month-long absence due to the stomach flu, a concussion, and then a diagnosed blood clot. she was greeted with a standing ovation, a football jersey with the number 112, the number of countries she visited as well as a football helmet because washington is often a contact sport. states are often called red or blue. new hampshire has become the first pink state. new hampshire has the first only all female delegation. two in the senate, two in the house, and a female governor. joining me now is new hampshire governor maggie hassen. it s great to have you on with me today. as we talk about this, four women in congress, you as the governor, not to mention a female statehouse speaker and a state chief justice. explain to all of us what s in the water in there in the granite state that s getting so many women clekd elected. well, first of all, thanks for having me on today, thomas. it s great to be wit
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