New Hampshire Journal

On this edition of The New Hampshire Journal podcast, the Manchester Union-Leader's Brendan McQuaid shares the inside story on how the paper made its first-in-a-century endorsement of a Democrat for POTUS.And NHJournal's Chris Maidment with a live report from the Trump rally in Manchester.Hosted by Drew Cline of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy and Michael Graham of New Hampshire Journal.

On this special bonus edition of The New Hampshire Journal podcast, Drew Cline of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy analyzes the policy debates from the final POTUS throwdown of 2020, including COVID-19 policy and the minimum wage.And Michael Graham of New Hampshire Journal declares The New Hampshire winner of the POTUS debate.

Conservative activist Shannon McGinley discusses her new op-ed for New Hampshire Journal on how, as a person of faith, she decided to vote for Donald Trump.Also, there was a debate in CD-2 Thursday night and New England College's Wayne Lesperance joins us for post-debate analysis (and his new dog). And Drew Cline gets results! His writing helped stop an unnecessary mask mandate in Manchester!Hosted by Michael Graham and Drew Cline.

Legendary NHGOP strategist Tom Rath talks about his decision to break with the Republican Party and back Joe Biden in November's election.Corky Messner calls in from the campaign train to discuss his efforts to unseat Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.And wow-- did you see that NH-01 debate?! Drew and Michael break down the battle between about Rep. Chris Pappas and Republican Matt Mowers -- and the off-the-mark questions from the moderators.

Boston Globe columnist Jeff Jacoby, a rare center-right voice in New England media, talks about why he's casting his vote this November for Libertarian Party candidate Jo Jorgensen.Michael and Drew talk about the flashes of rage that lit up Tuesday's debates for Governor and US Senator, and a new poll showing how tight the race for the NH state legislature is looking.The New Hampshire Journal podcast is presented by the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy and is hosted by Drew Cline and Michael Graham.

Our post-debate analysis with veteran NHGOP campaign veteran Michael Dennehy. How many times did state Sen. Dan Feltes say the name "Trump?"And Gov. Chris Sununu speaks with us one-on-one re: the complaint filed with the US Supreme Court over Massachusetts' commuter tax scam.

On the inaugural episode of the New Hampshire Journal podcast, presented by the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, Sen. Tom Cotton talks free speech and big tech, and New Hampshire takes the commuter tax fight to Massachusetts.Plus-- the REAL COVID-19 numbers the media never talk about.Hosted by Michael Graham of New Hampshire Journal and Drew Cline of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy.