Was the budget really balanced?
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Charlie Arlinghaus and Jack Heath discuss a key disagreement in the 2012 NH Governor’s Race, the 2009 budget that Maggie Hassan says was balanced, and Ovide Lamontagne says led to an $800 million deficit. Find out the truth behind the numbers on this episode of The Josiah Bartlett Report. Also, Charlie breaks down the latest polls in the Presidential Race.
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Tags: Maggie Hassan, NH Budget, Ovide Lamontagne, WTPL
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