Farmington state rep says he's not racist
Click to view item Posted June 18. 2017 10:28PM
No transcript of the session exists. Robin deAlmeida, the communications director for Reaching Higher New Hampshire, couldn’t be reached for comment despite multiple attempts on Monday and Thursday. Reaching Higher New Hampshire’s Twitter account doesn’t provide additional context about Pitre’s alleged statement.
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