Rep. Chris Pappas

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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Rep. Chris Pappas on Trump Failures and NH Senate Race · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

He stands on the wrong side of history.

And this is a moment where we've got to take back the government for the people and work in a direction where we can make people's lives better.

And that's what's at stake in our race.

people feel ignored fundamentally.

They recognize that Donald Trump isn't acting in their best interest, that Republicans in Congress haven't put forward meaningful solutions that are going to help this country move forward.

And the corruption is right out in the open.

And when we have a corrupt government that's serving the interests of the billionaire class, the Epstein class, the corporate special interests, it means that they're not looking out for families.

that they're not investing to the degree we need to in affordable housing.

Their agenda to cut health care is going to result in hospitals and community health centers closing in my state and all across the country.

So I think about the people's lives that are being impacted by these policies.

And it's not just Democrats.

I meet a lot of Republicans who are so opposed to the overreach with respect to immigration enforcement and the policies that are targeting immigrant communities.

I talk to Republicans who are vehemently opposed to this war of choice in Iran that's reckless, not making our country any safer.

I talk to independent voters who don't live in a political bubble.

but who have seen their health insurance premiums double or triple as a result of Republican inaction on healthcare costs in Washington.

So this is something that people are feeling across the board.

There's an opportunity for Democrats to have a bigger conversation with voters maybe who haven't traditionally pulled a ballot for us in the last few election cycles about the future, about how everyone should have a stake and a voice, about how we can put some meaningful solutions on the table

that will truly lower costs, make this economy fairer, and confront the damage to our democracy.

If we wanna be the party of defending democracy, we have to tell people what it means.

We have to tell them the implications of what it means to have a wannabe authoritarian dictator in office who's running roughshod over the law and the constitution.

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