http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/gc http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/156 http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/156 2 Nov 2008 In a typical election year, John Vivinetto of New Durham might be inclined to support Republican Sen. John Sununu is his re-election bid against former Gov. Jeanne Shaheen. Vivinetto, a commercial airline pilot, is a registered Republican who twice voted for President Bush. http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/155 http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/155 1 Nov 2008 Her speech emphasized a need to make higher education more financially accessible, promoting early childhood education, and examining current Adequate Yearly Progress standards and increasing federal funding for states to use to help meet those standards. http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/153 http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/153 31 Oct 2008 This time around, more than ever, the better choice is Shaheen. Her views and her temperament suit her to the task of converting a broad impulse for change into sensible policy. http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/154 http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/154 31 Oct 2008 "Shaheen said that she would support Sen. Barack Obama's tax plan because she believes it will help middle-class families. "Middle-class families and small businesses are really struggling in this economy," Shaheen said. "I think we need a tax policy that helps middle-class families and small businesses.That's what Obama's tax policies are designed to do, and that's what I support. http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/149 http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/149 29 Oct 2008 Clinton heralded Shaheen as having the right characteristics to be senator: pragmatic, compassionate, independent, calm and intelligent. She called Shaheen a "no-nonsense" leader who knows how to govern and will stand up for the middle class, improve health care and support "ethical stem cell research." http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/150 http://www.jeanneshaheen.org/newsroom/item/150 29 Oct 2008 "We are days from the finish line, and I'm asking you to sprint with Jeanne all the way to the end," said Clinton.