HOOKSETT, N.H. — A trio of Republican presidential hopefuls made appearances at Southern New Hampshire State University on Saturday to speak at an event touting efforts to weaken the federal government's influence, a theme all three candidates unabashedly support.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, former Hewlett-Packard chief Carly Fiorina and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum each took similar jabs at the current administration but each also painted a different picture as to how they would lead from the White House.
With the first Democratic presidential primary debate just days away, Vice President Joe Biden has yet to tip his hand as to whether he'll be making a run for the nomination in 2016.
The clamor over a Biden bid ratcheted up a notch on Wednesday after the Draft Biden super PAC, or political action committee, released an emotional video urging the longtime Delaware Senator to run.
