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"He's young. He thinks he'll change everything. But things usually stay the same," says Nathan Lamy, about Barack Obama. Voters in New Hampshire cling fiercely to their political independence. MANCHESTER, N.H. -- The economy stinks. The Iraq war is a mess. And President Bush is doing a lousy job. So think solid majorities of people in New Hampshire. Yet John McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, still has a decent chance of winning this swing state in November, because of independent voters such as Sally Teague. "We need a change, no doubt," said the Sullivan County upholsterer, who voted for Democrat Barack Obama in the January primary. But as she compares the two men, Teague finds, "I've always liked McCain. He's well-known around the globe. He's got experience." Everything should be breaking Obama's way... [read full story]
