Nashua Candidates' Q&A

New Hampshire Public Television has posted highlights of last week's Candidates' Q&A from Nashua City Hall online. You can watch streaming video here. Real Player is required.

Thanks again to Gene Chandler for moderating, and for the Nashua Republican City Committee for organizing the event. I'd also like to thank New Hampshire Public Television for doing a pretty good job editing a two-hour event down to a half-hour. They even treated me pretty well, even though I called for the elimination of taxpayer subsidies for public television.

They should be posting the entire event online soon, and I encourage all interested voters to watch all four candidates and make an informed decision on September 9th.

Video Diary: 50 Days, 50 Ways

Here's the video from Grant's launch of 50 Days, 50 Ways to Cut Federal Spending.


Listen for more details on today's way to cut spending on WTPL's "Against the Grain" with Gardner Goldsmith today at 2:30. Listen live.

Video Diary: Hollis

Grant Bosse addresses the Hillsborough County Republican Committee in Hollis:

Video Diary: CNHT Picnic

Grant addresses the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers Picnic in Hopkinton:

Video Diary- Milford GOP

Grant was the guest speaker at the most recent Milford Republican Committee meeting:

Bosse Dominates Debate

Impartial observers agree that Grant is dominating the battle of ideas.

Bosse is getting a lot of praise from those attending the candidate forums as maybe the most knowledgeable candidate in the race. But he still needs to raise money to get that message out there if he wants to be competitive. Bosse raised $12k in the first quarter and finished with $10k in the bank. Look to see if Bosse was able to turn any of the knowledge praise into green. -Wally Edge, PolitickerNH.com

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Check out Grant's answers from this week's debate in Keene:

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Part II

Video Diary: Salem

Grant addresses the Salem Republican Committee on the turning points in his life that he owes to Republicans from Salem:

Video Diary- 300th Post

We mark the 300th post on the Bosse for Congress blog with a video diary. Here are Grant's remarks to the Cheshire County Republican Committee. Grant spoke on the need to take back the Republican Party before we can take back Congress.

Good Enough Isn't Good Enough Anymore

Video Diary: Plymouth Candidates Forum

Grant excelled at last night's Candidates Forum at Plymouth State University. Here are his responses on several questions:

Economy and Energy:


The War Powers Act:


Social Security Reform:


Grant clearly showed a command of these complex issues, and confidence in his free market, small government ideas.

Video Diary

Grant Bosse inspires college Republicans at the NH College Republican Convention Dinner:

From the Keene Sentinel

A summary of yesterday's Cheshire County Republican Committee meeting in Keene:

In their addresses, Clegg and Bosse both listed numerous ills plaguing Congress but offered different comments about getting the United States back on track.

As a former New Hampshire Statehouse worker, Bosse - who has also served as a staffer for U.S. Sen. John E. Sununu, R-N.H. - said he's encountered numerous politicians "who've put their name on the ballot for the right reasons ... out of the honest belief that they could be a voice for their community. ...

"I've also seen a Republican Congress lose its way (because of) earmarks and backroom deals," he said. "I've seen the Democratic Congress take over, adopt the same bad habits and even invent a few new ones I didn't think were possible."

Bosse was given a shorter period to speak than Clegg because he was originally slated for an earlier meeting that was snowed out. But, he said, "I think we can do better on national defense, I think we can do better on immigration. I think we can free this economy that's on the brink of recession. ... I believe in free markets, free speech and free people...

...In a separate interview with The Sentinel, Bosse gave more details on his proposals.

"My approach to health care would be more choice, fewer mandates. That's going to drive down costs (and) drive up competition," he said, adding "We can lower the cost of health insurance if people can pay some of their routine medical expenses out-of-pocket."

As for foreign policy - which Bosse labeled "Congress's first responsibility" - he said, "I think we need to follow through on the surge (in Iraq)."

After the forum, several audience members said they liked what they heard."

Video Diary

Grant Bosse addresses New Hampshire High School students at the YMCA's Youth and Government Program at the State House in Concord.

Video Diary

Grant addresses the Nashua City Republican Committee:

Video Diary

Grant addresses the Sunrise Rotary Club of Concord:

Video Diary: Plymouth Lions Club

Grant addresses the Plymouth Lions Club at the Common Man Inn:

Video Diary: Concord GOP

Addressing the Concord Republican Committee's monthly meeting:

Grant on Close Up

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Part II:

Video Diary: Grafton County GOP