In 2004, he resigned his House seat to take a position as senior policy advisor to U.S. Congressman Jeb Bradley, a job which he held until March, 2005, when he left to run for mayor of Manchester on a full-time basis.
He resigned his House seat. This was in 2004. This was to take a position as senior policy advisor to U.S. Congressman Jeb Bradley, a job which he held until March when he left to run for mayor of Manchester on a full-time basis. March was 2005.