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December 31, 2007
Posted: 02:43 PM ET
John McCain has seen a late surge in the Granite State.
LONDONDERRY, New Hampshire (CNN) – Following another overflowing town hall event in New Hampshire Monday, John McCain said he was happy with his fundraising numbers this quarter. Over the summer, his presidential campaign was forced to shed staff because of campaign cash woes. But "the month of December, I am told, was the best month we've had since last July," the Arizona senator told reporters. "But I honestly don't know the numbers." "I do know we fully funded the New Hampshire media, we are funding South Carolina as well as money in Michigan, so I'm happy with where we are at." At the event, McCain was also asked to share his New Years resolutions — a question that stumped the Republican presidential hopeful. After a few moments, his wife Cindy McCain piped in, "Take me on a vacation." "Thank you! I just got my New Years resolution," said McCain, leaning over to kiss and hug his wife. The Arizona senator will be stumping in the Granite State again tomorrow. –CNN New Hampshire Producer Sareena Dalla Filed under: John McCain New Hampshire |
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