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her agenda is a raw deal for the granite state.taught about privatizing social security, repealing the affordable care act and taking healthcare coverage from people in need. rolling back the progress we've made on the link the cost of prescription drugs. and shutting down the government if she doesn't get away in washington. that's reckless. karoline leavitt thinks politics is a performance. it's about people and it's about bringing people together around solutions that can make a difference in the lives of granite staters. i hope to earn the trust of the people of new hampshire for another two years. i've can that i will continue to bring to voices with me and always work across the aisle instead of anyone who gets in the way. thanks a lot and hope you get out and vote on tuesday. >> ms. leavitt, one minute. >> thank you so much to wmur. thank you to alma mater and some college. thank you, congressman pappas free public service. it is an honor of my life to be in this position and to serve in congress. throughout this campaign ch

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this memorial is far more than granite, bronze and steel.t is a reminder that when called upon, ordinary people can do extraordinary things and it is where our nation enshrines the memory of the men and women, military and civilian, who made victory possible. thank you. [applause] >> founded in 2007 by the creators of the national world war ii memorial, friends of the national world war ii memorial is proud to join the national park service in bringing together individuals of all ages and backgrounds for national ceremonies like this one and for educational programs centered around themes of unity in the spirit of community. friends of the national world war ii memorial is privileged to have guest leaders, great leaders guiding our mission, leaders like jane dropa. >> good afternoon and welcome. thank you to the national park service for the ceremony. thank you all for being here. your presence reflects a shared commitment to honoring the men and women who gave their yesterdays for our todays and tomorrows. the courage, dedication and sacrif

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