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Rep. Guinta (NH-01) faces resignation calls from GOP for violating campaign finance rules
Embattled New Hampshire Republican Congressman Frank Guinta is facing increasing pressure to step down after accusations he violated campaign finance rules.
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Guinta was accused of violating individual contribution limits during his 2010 run for office by depositing $355,000 from his parents' bank account into his campaign account.
Mitt Romney: "Would it be wonderful if everyone in the country agree with you and me that life begins at conception? And that we're all going to agree that we're not going to have legal abortion in the nation?" Frank Guinta agrees. He supports a ban on abortion with no exceptions including: rape, incest, or when a mother's life is in danger. Mitt Romney: "My view is that the Supreme Court should reverse Roe v. Wade" Frank Guinta agrees, and that is why Mitt and Frank are wrong for women, and wrong for New Hampshire.
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Frank Guinta: Not Okay in New Hampshire (by DCCCVideo2012)
Guinta is a ‘pro-life’ Conservative who supports overturning Roe Vs. Wade, making no exceptions for abortion -even if the woman's life is in danger.
This is a DCCC ad. What do you think about the use of men to advocate for women's reproductive rights?
Guinta is running against Carol Shea-Porter for New Hampshire's 1st Congressional district.
Secretary of State web site has been updated with new Congressional Districts.
I am glad to see the President adopt a position on gay marriage in line with this country’s values - an important first step towards equality for all.
New Hampshire is beautiful (Wolfeboro) #picturesfromtheroad #PFTR
WaPo: As N.H. Goes, So Goes the U.S. House
The Washington Post's Aaron Blake selects the Granite State as one of the ten states that will determine if Democrats retake the U.S. House next year.
Both New Hampshire seats went Democratic in 2006 when the party won the majority and then flipped to Republican when the GOP retook the House in 2010. And both will remain competitive next year, no matter how they are drawn. If Democrats win one of them, they’ve had a good night. If they win both, they’ve probably reclaimed the House again.
Rick Perry & Frank Guinta on Obama's Citizenship
Is Gov. Rick Perry trying to win Rep. Frank Guinta's endorsement by raising the birther issue?
New comments by Rick Perry in Parade magazine have revived the issue of whether the Texas governor believes that President Obama was born in the United States.
In the interview, Mr. Perry was asked if Mr. Obama was born in the United States, and he replied, “I have no reason to think otherwise.” When pressed, he said, “Well, I don’t have a definitive answer.”
Rep. Frank Guinta:
