Word: concords
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Crowds of young volunteers now line up at Anderson Campaign headquarters on South Main Street in Concord, eager to spread the word about the Illinois congressman who hopes to "build a new coalition of disenchanted Democrats, independents and moderate Republicans." And the national press has slowly gravitated toward him--"Why Not the Best" asked The New York Times: in its recognition that he is as likely a candidate as Tennessee Senator Howard Baker...
...neither the rhetoric, nor the volunteers, nor the money that has trickled in since the Iowa debate can push Anderson to the ten percent finish he seeks in New Hampshire. In Concord and Manchester, for example, his Republican brethren lined up the party regulars months ago. And in the State's vast rural regions, even the Democrats are conservative...
...both sides of the country. Every time he flits off from Sacramento to join the pack rats in New Hampshire, the shit hits the fan. His lieutenant governor, Mike Curb, has developed a nasty habit of confirming federal judges and making policy decisions while Brown darts through the Concord mills. And, trailing badly, Brown cannot afford to stay at home...
...Hampshire, the Manchester Union-Leader is, not surprisingly, pouring buckets of ink behind Reagan. Meanwhile, over at his Concord, N.H., headquarters, staffers seem uneasily confident. Two people man Regan's Concord headquarters; an enormous man in a black leisure suit, hand scratching his expansive belly, and an exceedinly elderly woman, a little worried that someone has stopped by to talk...
July 2, 1775, a month-and-a-half after the battle of Lexington and Concord, Washington arrived on Cambridge Common to take command of the Continental Army, a raggedy forced camped here to keep the British bottled up in Boston...