Author: Jacqueline Greene

International Implications of the New Hampshire Primary

February 11, 2020 Jacqueline Greene

New Hampshire is notoriously known for its cold temperatures, beautiful mountains as well as being the “Granite State” with a high caucasian population of 93.03%, according to the World Population Review. Every four years when the primaries come around; New Hampshire is a diverse place to …

Henry Hewes

February 5, 2020 Jacqueline Greene

On top of being a real estate developer, and more recently an author for the iowastandard.org since May 16, 2019 Henry F. Hewes has not always been active within the political atmosphere. Hewes made his first appearance in politics in 1988 when Hewes was the …

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During my time following the New Hampshire primaries, the one aspect of each event that stood out to me was the environment each candidate chose. Dean Phillips tended to stick to smaller businesses including Brothers Cortado Coffee shop in Concord. Similarly, the one Marianne Williams …

Media and American Politics

Temple University Klein College of Media and Communication

Articles by Jacqueline Greene

International Implications of the New Hampshire Primary

Henry Hewes