Karger Kicks Off 5-Day Campaign Swing in New Hampshire

Fred Karger, who has spent more time in New Hampshire than any other Republican presidential candidate, returned to the Granite State on Wednesday for five days of non-stop campaigning.  This is Karger’s sixteenth trip to New Hampshire in the past seventeen months.

Karger, the first openly gay person to seek a major-party presidential nomination, spoke at a local Republican committee meeting in Laconia on Wednesday evening.

Karger’s five-day tour of the state — the site of the first-in-the-nation primary — will include a Chamber of Commerce breakfast this morning in Manchester, followed by a noon luncheon with the Seacoast Republican Women’s Club in Hampton.  He also plans to stop in Exeter and Keene during his five-day campaign swing.

His trip also includes a precinct walk with supporters in Manchester on Saturday.

Karger, 61, said that he plans to take up full-time residence in the state shortly and is currently house hunting in Manchester.

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