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Photos: New Hampshire Primaries, Friday, January 6th, 2012

Ron Paul and Rick Santorum speak to packed houses

By JEREMIAH ROBINSON | January 9, 2012

Ron Paul speaks at the New Hampshire primary on Friday, January 6, 2012.

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The Road to 2012: The New New Hampshire
For Mitt Romney and other likely presidential contenders, 2011 will be a busy year of campaigning and preparation for the first caucuses and primaries of the nominating process in early 2012.
Photos: 2012 Republican Presidential candidates debate at Dartmouth College
The 2012 Republican Presidential candidates debate at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH on October 11, 2011.
Mapping out the New Year's political landscape
MAPPING OUT THE NEW YEAR'S POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
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The Road to 2012: The New New Hampshire
For Mitt Romney and other likely presidential contenders, 2011 will be a busy year of campaigning and preparation for the first caucuses and primaries of the nominating process in early 2012.
Photos: 2012 Republican Presidential candidates debate at Dartmouth College
The 2012 Republican Presidential candidates debate at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH on October 11, 2011.
Mapping out the New Year's political landscape
MAPPING OUT THE NEW YEAR'S POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
All Asia no more?
Let’s hope the All Asia can relocate to a new building. I used to shit-talk the place . . . until I heard it might close.
Media activists aim to take over the future ... of news
Now imagine you're in charge of getting people excited about media reform — promoting things like local ownership of press outlets, a free and open Internet, and vibrant public journalism that operates outside of party politics. Besides the considerable outreach, education, and advocacy work in store, you've got to deal with the fact that many people just don't like the media.
Anyone but Mitt
Political leaders don't always rally around the front-runner for their party's presidential nomination, but they normally at least offer deference and respect. That doesn't, however, seem to be the case with Mitt Romney.
Gamers gather for retro glory in New Hampshire
A person prone to dumbass assumptions might have confused this past weekend's 13th annual International Classic Video Game Tournament with a four-day-long exercise in retro-fetishism.
Stranger than known
In politics, things don't have to make sense. If they did, there'd be no excuse for the Tea Party, Democrat Jon Hinck's US Senate campaign, or Republican State Committee chairman Charlie Webster's existence.
Everybody must get Stone(henge)d
When I went to Stonehenge in the UK last year, it was hard to get a picture of just the rocks without some tourist being in your frame. After a couple of minutes waiting in line, I just wanted to be done with it, post the pictures on Facebook, and officially say I'd been there.
Cruelty, compassion, and a capuchin, a decade later
I had tried not to look at the monkey's tits — the result, Janet told me later, of a glandular disorder. They bounced whenever the monkey moved. If you shaved them, they would have been a pretty nice set.
Whatever happened to Danville's giant mystery monkey?
The giant monkey of Danville was my symbol, back then, of the fin-de-siècle nadir in media fluffery, thankfully obsolesced in one grim morning.
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