Rep. Chris Pappas

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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Rep. Chris Pappas Discusses Trump’s Disaster Shutdown · 1 Nov 2025 podcast

No one asked for that.

No one voted for that in the last election.

And so they're estranged from your everyday voter out there that's hungry for action, hungry for attention on affordability, really looking for ways that we can work together to build a fair economy.

But the House and Senate, they're considered the world's greatest deliberative body.

But if they're not even deliberating, then people are left behind.

That's what Democrats have to continue to fight for, to reflect what we're hearing out there across the country, to demand better.

And look, if at the end of the day, Republicans won't work with us in a year from now, there's going to be an election where they're going to be held accountable by the people of this country.

And we've got to make sure while we focus on the issues that matter now and try to take the fight directly to Republicans in Washington, that we're also working incredibly hard

to reestablish the checks and balances that are just missing right now.

There's no one in the Republican Party who's standing up to this administration when they're wrong, regardless of how painful the result is for their constituents back home.

And so Washington needs a reality check.

Well, look, this is going to be an incredibly tough race because New Hampshire is a very purple state.

We're the closest state that voted for Kamala Harris in the last election.

Republicans have a trifecta at the state level and a voter registration advantage over Democrats that's been growing.

And now Republicans have landed one of their top recruits here, former U.S.

Senator John E. Sununu.

They actually have two former Republican senators who are in the race.

The other one is Scott Brown.

So they're looking to the past.

They're putting up failed candidates.

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