The younger Sanders was one of 11 Democrats competing for the nomination in New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District, a seat being vacated by retiring Rep. Carol Shea-Porter (R.), according to Politico. Shea-Porter or Republican Frank Guinta have controlled the seat in every election since 2010. This year, the Republicans nominated Navy veteran and former police chief Eddie Edwards.
State Executive Council member Chris Pappas won the Democratic nomination with 43.5 percent of the vote, while Sanders finished seventh with just 1.7 percent. Pappas' closest challenger has conceded the race.
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Good one less Sanders mouth, eventually found out his dad had diarrhea of the mouth.
Not surprising. Bernie barely acknowledged his son even existed. He never married his son's mother, never lived with his son and contributed nothing to his upbringing. So why is Bernie Sanders such a hero to liberals?
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