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Perry Off to Uneven Start in New Hampshire

Gov. Rick Perry talked with New Hampshire voters on Wednesday, the first of a two-day swing through the early voting state. Jon Greenberg of New Hampshire Public Radio reports that Perry appeared to have reined in his recent rhetoric, but his toned-down message left some Republicans unimpressed.

by Jon Greenberg

Texas Governor Rick Perry campaigns Monday at the Hamburg Inn restaurant in downtown Iowa City for the Republican presidential nomination.
Credit: Bob Daemmrich

Gov. Rick Perry talked with New Hampshire voters on Wednesday, the first of a two-day swing through the early voting state. Jon Greenberg of New Hampshire Public Radio reports that Perry appeared to have reined in his recent rhetoric, but his toned-down message left some Republicans unimpressed.

[Editor's note: Throughout the 2012 GOP primary season, the Tribune is pleased to be sharing campaign coverage with public media organizations around the country, including New Hampshire Public Radio.]

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