Before “Colorado Corky” Messner moved to New Hampshire to buy a U.S. Senate seat, he was a die-hard Broncos fan, reports the Boston Globe. Now that he’s running for Senate in New Hampshire, he’s pretending to be a New England Patriots fan, but the photographs from his now-private social media tell a different story and his deception is the focus of a new Shaheen campaign digital ad campaign.
The New Hampshire Troopers Association, representing State Police, endorsed Senator Jeanne Shaheen for re-election today, highlighting her consistent support for state and local police departments, work to increase opioid response funding, advocacy for mental health services for law enforcement, and efforts to ensure officers on the frontlines of the pandemic have the resources needed to stay safe and healthy while protecting Granite State communities.
"Preexisting conditions, both medical and political, played a role Thursday in the first debate between Democratic U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and Republican challenger Corky Messner."
Senator Jeanne Shaheen's campaign manager Harrell Kirstein released the following statement following today’s debate with the Mount Washington Valley Economic Council.
The campaign’s latest TV ad focuses on Shaheen’s work to support small businesses, invest in infrastructure, and strengthen NH's economy.
"U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen was heavily involved in negotiating a federal relief package in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and if re-elected, she has a plan for the country’s return to some semblance of normalcy."