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Ken Blevens on War & Peace

Libertarian challenger


Opposed the preemptive war in Iraq since the beginning

Like Congressman Ron Paul, Ken Blevens has opposed the preemptive war in Iraq since the beginning.

Letters of Marque and Reprisal would have been the right way to go regarding the 9/11 criminal act. Ron Paul's support for a congressional solution was proper and should have been instituted and supported by the president.

Source: Campaign website, kblevens.org, "08 Flyer" Jul 27, 2007

Other candidates on War & Peace: Ken Blevens on other issues:
NH Gubernatorial:
John Lynch
NH Senatorial:
Jeanne Shaheen
John Sununu
Judd Gregg


2008 Senate retirements:

Wayne Allard(R,CO)
Larry Craig(R,ID)
Pete Domenici(R,NM)
Chuck Hagel(R,NE)
Trent Lott(R,MS)
Craig Thomas(R,WY)
John Warner(R,VA)

Incoming Obama Administration:

Pres.Barack Obama
V.P.Joe Biden
State:Hillary Clinton
HHS:Tom Daschle
Staff:Rahm Emanuel
DHS:Janet Napolitano
DOC:Bill Richardson
DoD:Robert Gates
A.G.:Eric Holder
Treas.:Tim Geithner
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AK:*Begich over Stevens
AL:Sessions
AR:Pryor
CO:*Udall
DE:Biden and Kaufman
GA:Chambliss v.Martin (Dec. 2 runoff)
IA:Harkin
ID:*Risch
IL:Durbin
KS:Roberts
KY:McConnell
LA:Landrieu
MA:Kerry
ME:Collins
MI:Levin
MN:Coleman v.Franken (recounting as of Dec.1)
MS4:Wicker
MS6:Cochran
MT:Baucus
NC:*Hagan over Dole
NE:*Johanns
NH:*Shaheen over Sununu
NJ:Lautenberg
NM:*Udall
OK:Inhofe
OR:*Merkley over Smith
RI:Reed
SC:Graham
SD:Johnson
TN:Alexander
TX:Cornyn
VA:*Warner
WV:Rockefeller
WY4:Barrasso
WY6:Enzi
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