Here are some photos of the pro/anti protesters outside: Protesters at Rep. Carol Shea-Porter’s Townhall meeting

Yeah!, originally uploaded by marcn.

4 Nov 2008

NH Primary Night — Governor Lynch, originally uploaded by marcn.

We took the kids up to Manchester to the John Lynch Re-Election post-primary celebration. Spencer talked to a number of NH State reps asking about what it takes to get started in politics. The “Second First Daughter of NH” did a fine job introducing her father.

“Lynch, a Hopkinton resident, won with 35,333, or 90 percent, to 3,783, or 10 percent, for Forry with 78 percent of the vote reported.”

Spencer and Griffin get advice from Senator Joe Biden, originally uploaded by marcn.

Well, thanks for Obama’s 4:30am text message, it is time to drag these 2006 photos out…

Here are some of my other photos of Joe Biden from the run up to the 2008 Presidential Campaign in New Hampshire.

Nozell/Thomas family with Joe Biden at Manchester Democrats Picnic

Senator Joe Biden talking to Addy

We walked in support of Governor John Lynch’s re-election but also said hello to US Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter and hopefully our future US Senator Jeanne Shaheen.

I don’t know who thought of it first, but Trevor got his cast signed and Logan his t-shirt signed by all three of them (and NH 1st lady Dr. Susan Lynch)

After the parade we had a picnic with some friends down at Wasserman Park which was nearly empty. The weather held out and it was a great day.

Here are the rest of the photos: July 4th parade, Merrimack, NH

Hillary Clinton & Barack Obama Laughing, originally uploaded by marcn.

Carol Shea-Porter

Paul Hodes

Jeanne Shaheen

NH Governor John Lynch & Dr. Susan Lynch

Barack Obama

Barack Obama

Barack Obama

Unite for Change

All the photos from the event are here: marcn’s buddy icon
Obama/Clinton @ Unity, NH

For his final stop of the night, Mr. Richardson’s S.U.V. convoy — noticeably smaller than those of the other candidates — pulled into the parking lot of the Cinemagic IMAX movie theater in Hooksett where he mingled with a small crowd in the lobby not far from the popcorn and soda machines.

Marc Nozell, 49, who lives in nearby Merrimack brought his three sons to meet Mr. Richardson even though Mr. Nozell has already decided to vote for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. A campaign aide snapped a photo of the four of them with the candidate.

As he walked out of the theater, Mr. Nozell was laughing. The aide had left one of his sons out of the picture, but he was still pleased that Mr. Richardson had time to pose with them. Though, he said, it might not bode well for his campaign.

“If you are a candidate you don’t want to be accessible at this point,” he said. “You want to be a rock star like Obama or Hillary.”

Griffin was standing right next to Richardson’s left. Here is the photo:

BTW, he got my age wrong.

And then today a photo in the online version of nytimes.com shows our entire family at the Hillary Primary party at Southern NH University.

All of my photos from last night’s Hillary Clinton Primary victory party are here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/marcn/sets/72157603677800683/

More photos later…

Anyone want to guess who it was?

I do have a photo of this person in my Flickr photostream.

Last night we took all the kids up to see the last Hillary Clinton rally before the Primary today.

They were all troopers, especially Emma who fell asleep during it.

Wendy was psyched that Hillary signed her homemade sign.

Hillary, Bill and Chelsea Clinton

Check out all the photos from last night: Hillary Clinton Rally, Manchester NH