Jeb Bradley for Congress

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Happy 4th of July

Jeb, and the rest of the Team Bradley, wanted to w...

07-04-2008 12:52am
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Jeb's 4th of July Plans

March with Jeb at the Wolfeboro Fourth of July Parade Line up is at 8:30 am on Larry Rd, park at Wol...

07-03-2008 01:57pm
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Citizen Support

There was a great letter to the editor on the Seacoast Online a few days ago in favor of Jeb and his...

07-01-2008 03:39pm
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06-26-2008
Troopers Endorse Jeb

CONCORD — The 275-member New Hampshire Troopers Association threw its support behind Republican candidate Jeb Bradley in the First District Congressional race. "Whenever the New Hampshire State Police put their name behind someone, we take that very seriously. But looking at the First Congressional District race, it was an easy pick," said President Lou Copponi. "Jeb Bradley has always shown he cares for and supports the men and woman of the State Police and I know he will continue to be a powerful voice for us, when he returns to Congress."

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06-20-2008
Veterans Show Support for Jeb

ROCHESTER — Veterans and fellow Republican candidates showed their support Monday for Jeb Bradley, who is seeking to regain his seat in U.S. Congress. The Wolfeboro candidate enjoyed doughnuts and coffee with about 30 people at the George J. Maxfield Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1772 in East Rochester. He represented the state's 1st Congressional District for two terms until Democrat Carol Shea-Porter, of Rochester, narrowly won in 2006.

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06-20-2008
Jeb Named Citizen of the Year

Wolfeboro, NH -- 1st Congressional District Candidate Jeb Bradley today received the 2008 Citizen of the Year award from the New Hampshire Chapter of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Citing his tireless efforts on behalf of veterans and service members currently deployed, the VFW honored Bradley with this annual recognition.

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06-17-2008
Veterans For Jeb Kick-Off

PORTSMOUTH — In an effort to reach out to local veterans and their families, U.S. congressional candidate Jeb Bradley rallied the troops Monday afternoon with a family barbecue at Albacore Park.

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06-05-2008
Former N.H. Rep. Jeb Bradley files to run again for old seat

Former N.H. Rep. Jeb Bradley files to run again for old seat CONCORD — Former U.S. Rep. Jeb Bradley says national security and supporting American troops will be his top priority if he wins his old seat back in Congress. The Wolfeboro Republican filed paperwork Wednesday to run for the 1st Congressional District seat he lost in 2006 to Democrat Carol Shea-Porter.

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06-05-2008
Bradley wants rematch

Former U.S. representative Jeb Bradley says filing a tax return should be as easy as signing up to run for office, which he did in a moment's time yesterday in Concord as the filing period opened for the Sept. 9 state primaries.

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06-05-2008
Former NH Rep. Jeb Bradley Files To Run Again For Old Seat

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -- Former U.S. Rep. Jeb Bradley says national security and supporting American troops will be his top priority if he wins his old seat in New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District.

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05-30-2008
Legion gives DesRosiers heartfelt tribute

ROCHESTER — Gary DesRosiers, the outgoing state commander of the Sons of the American Legion, can definitely relate on some level to the challenges faced by returning combat veterans who have lost limbs and sometimes hope. DesRosiers shared some details of how he has had to rise above some of his recent health problems during his testimonial Saturday evening at the American Legion Post 7. Four years ago, DesRosiers told American Legion members, he had serious abdominal surgery and then more surgery within the past year.

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05-30-2008
Bradley calls for support for returning troops; health care, education systems his major concerns

MILTON — The Town of Milton, which alternates its annual Memorial Day exercises between Milton Mills and Milton, held much of this year's event outside the American Legion Post 61 building in glorious weather — a piece of good fortune remarked upon by one of two guest speakers, former U.S. Congressman Jeb Bradley. At the outset, the President of the Day, Post 61 Adjutant Bob McKinley, introduced Pastor Richard Arnold, who is a retired Air National Guard and U.S. Navy veteran, and he gave the Invocation. Then the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was recited by Marine Corps Reserve Lt. Col. Phil Bean, who is also a former Milton selectman.

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05-15-2008
Candidates stress need for GOP to show unity

Republican congressional hopefuls Robert Clegg and Jeb Bradley stressed the need for GOP candidates to have a unified message during in the upcoming election in remarks to the Belknap County Republican Committee on Wednesday. Bradley, who was the District 1 congressman until his defeat at the hands of Democrat Carol Shea-Porter in 2006, and Clegg, a state senator from Hudson seeking the District 2 nod, didn't mince words when they talked about Second Amendment rights, health care and veterans' support.

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04-29-2008
Congressional candidate Jeb Bradley campaigns in Rollinsford

ROLLINSFORD — Early risers eating breakfast and drinking coffee at the Black Bean Cafe on Saturday got to meet U.S. House candidate Jeb Bradley, who stopped in for a little "Java with Jeb." With the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the smell of huevos rancheros in the air, Bradley, who is seeking to retake the New Hampshire First District seat he lost in 2006, popped into the small-town cafe to campaign.

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04-11-2008
Back in the Game

Q:If you had to point to one reason that you lost the election in ’06, what would that be? What would you do to right that ship? I think that across the state and across the nation it was just a bad year for Republicans. ... I look at 2008 and I think it is going to be very different. The dynamics of 2006 are behind us now and I think people are, as I said before, very concerned about all of the things that are costing more in their lives ... those economic pressures are there and certainly as I talk to people they want somebody that understands how the economy is going to grow. That they are going to be able to afford the things that they will need in life, will keep a job, or get a job. The answer is not some of the things that people are seeing in Washington right now; things like raising taxes and increasing legislature are making it harder for people to make ends meet....

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03-10-2008
Jeb Bradley on tour on road back to Congress

DOVER — Former U.S. Rep. Jeb Bradley is hoping the road back to Congress begins at local coffee stops. By stopping at these small places and speaking with residents, Bradley says he can begin to understand what's on residents' minds as he attempts to retake his First District seat from Carol Shea-Porter, to whom he lost in 2006. Bradley's first opportunity to meet with residents in this setting came Friday morning as he kicked off his "Java with Jeb" campaign initiative at Harvey's Bakery. Bradley spoke individually with residents and many had a lot to say

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02-22-2008
The House is playing Russian roulette with federal wiretap powers - - By Jeb Bradley

EVEN THOUGH the U.S. House of Representatives has met a total of only 12 days in 2008, it adjourned on Feb. 14 for 10 days while allowing the vital Protect America Act (PAA) to expire.

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01-23-2008
Jeb Bradley: Democrats will hurt the economy with their big tax hikes

AS NEW HAMPSHIRE voters prepare for the Jan. 8 presidential primary, the status of our nation's economy is increasingly a concern. While November's unemployment held steady at 4.7 percent, job growth has averaged under 100,000 new jobs for the last six months. High energy costs, high health care costs and credit concerns increasingly are impacting consumers and slowing the economy's ability to grow and create jobs.

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12-04-2007
Barrington Scouts meet with Bradley

BARRINGTON — On Dec. 4, Barrington Troop 777 met with Jeb Bradley to ask questions about politics, serving community, and what it was like representing NH in Washington. These are some of the questions that were asked: Daniel Somers asked, "What can we do to best serve our communities at our age?"

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