Going undercover online Nov 15, 2009
Charles Bass, a New Hampshire Republican, resigned after liberal bloggers outed him for posing on Internet sites as a disenchanted Democrat. 1. (Albany Times Union)
NH Republican Horn to run again for Congress Oct 8, 2009
Former Republican Congressman Charles Bass is among others also considering running for the seat. 2009 The Associated Press. (Concord Monitor)
Charles Bass explores another NH congressional run Oct 1, 2009
PETERBOROUGH, N.H. (AP) -- Former New Hampshire Congressman Charles Bass is exploring a run for his old job. Bass on Wednesday announced the formation of a congressional exploratory committee for the 2nd District. (Concord Monitor)
Gov. Lynch nominates Delaney to replace Ayotte as N.H. AG Jul 10, 2009
CLEAR Friday July 10, 2009. Today's most viewed articles. (Seacoast New Hampshire)
NH AG Kelly Ayotte resigns to explore Senate race Jul 8, 2009
Concord Monitor Online - AP Headlines. The news you need now. (Concord Monitor)
Congressional Republicans aim to present a united front Jun 5, 2009
"Every American is entitled to his or her opinion on the social agenda. But that shouldn't be the foundation of the Republican Party. It never has been," said former representative Charles Bass, a moderate New Hampshire Republican who lost his seat in the 2006 general election. Representative Mike Pence, an Indiana Republican and a leading conservative voice in the House, said the party is rebuilding itself with a message of fiscal conservatism. (Boston Globe)
Food marketers spent nearly $1.1M lobbying in 1Q May 27, 2009
Charles Bass, R-N.H., was among those lobbying on the Food Marketing Institute's behalf. 2009 The Associated Press. (Concord Monitor)
Former NH congressman considers return to DC May 17, 2009
PETERBOROUGH, N.H. (AP) -- Former New Hampshire Congressman Charles Bass is considering a return to politics, looking at possibly running next year for his old Second District seat or for the U.S. Senate seat now held by Judd 000032C4 Gregg. Gregg is not running for re-election, and Democrat Paul Hodes, who beat Bass in 2006, is running for Gregg's seat. (Concord Monitor)
