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NH State Senator Innis Considering a Run for US Senate

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NH State Senator Innis Considering a Run for US Senate
Posted on by Tom Novak

NH State Senator Dan Innis joins us to provide additional insight into the very public debate regarding funding for the Group II pension. Sen. Innis discussed the need to bring all parties together to resolve this impasse. Sen. Innis stated that, in light of the current political environment, he is seriously considering running for the US Senate against Senate Candidate Chris Pappas.

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