A face-to-face chat with the future president of the United States is nothing special to the townsfolk of New Hampshire. Their state, along with Iowa, is the first to stage presidential primary elections, which means White House hopefuls come campaigning there first, with plenty of photo ops and town hall meetings. Ahead of the 2012 race, the state is once again the starting point of a politicians' pilgrimage. A natural sound AFPTV report.
