In this edition of the NHJournal podcast, host Michael Graham begins with a bit of gratuitous mockery of the federal delegation over their handling of abortion politics. Then it's straight to House Majority Leader Rep. Jason Osborne on the successes his narrow GOP majority has enjoyed on issues like Education Freedom Accounts, tax cuts, the anti-discrimination law and passing a ban on late-term abortions.

How did the House GOP pull it off? Tune in and find out. Plus -- what issue does Osborne say is going to be his highest priority?

It's all in the podcast, sponsored by Dr. Bruce Houghton at Perfect Smiles in Nashua.

On this special Derby Weekend edition of the New Hampshire Journal podcast, two die-hard horse racing fans share their insights and make their predictions for Saturday's Kentucky Derby: Lobbyist Curtis Barry of Concord, N.H. and J. Mark Powell, political consultant and writer -- and former resident of the Blue Grass State.

Plus, Karlyn Bowman, a distinguished senior fellow emeritus at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) who helped launch AEI’s work on public opinion, talks about her analysis of decades of polling data on how Americans really view abortion, and the potential political impact of a reversal of Roe v. Wade.

Hosted by Michael Graham.

On this edition of the New Hampshire Journal podcast, Drew Cline of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy joins host Michael Graham to discuss the economics and politics of the Democrats' proposal to forgive hundreds of billions of dollars in college student loan debt. Should the vast majority of taxpayers, who either didn't go to college or paid off their loans, be on the hook for borrowers who don't want to pay back what they owe?

Also, a new Morning Consult poll finds all of the top ten most popular governors in the U.S. are Republicans, and four of those -- including #6 Chris Sununu -- are in the northeast. Why do blue states love GOP governors?

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On this edition of the New Hampshire Journal podcast, host Michael Graham unloads on the inept politics on display in the Granite State, beginning with Biden's pointless stop in Portsmouth and Hassan's hapless handling of border security.

Drew Cline of the Josiah Bartlett Center is on board for the ride, recounting his testimony before the legislature regarding state funding for a commuter rail system. The math isn't pretty.

Just in time for Tax Day 2022, Drew Cline talks to Tax Foundation President Scott Hodge about the failures of the U.S. income tax system and the foibles of the IRS. Hodge lays out the data on how America raises money differently than other nations (we rely more on income-based taxes) and why the IRS wants you to do their work for them.

Cline, president of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, also talks about his recent reporting on the Burgess Biofuel plant in Berlin, a "jobs program disguised as an energy plant."

Hosted by NHJournal's Michael Graham. 

This edition of the New Hampshire Journal podcast begins with Emerson College Director of Polling Spencer Kimball talking about the mood of voters in New Hampshire and beyond. Not only are Democrats facing a difficult midterm, Kimball sees national trends that could lead to an across-the-board GOP victory -- including the White House -- in 2024.

Then First Congressional District GOP primary candidate Gail Huff Brown joins the podcast to make her case for election integrity (and against opponent Matt Mowers). She also answers the question so many in NHGOP circles have been quietly asking: Is this really Gail's race, or is she running because her husband -- and former U.S. Senator/Ambassador-- Scott Brown wants back in the political game?

All the answers are here! 

Hosted by NHJournal Managing Editor Michael Graham.

In this episode of the New Hampshire Journal podcast, Republican 1st Congressional District candidate Matt Mowers rejects allegations he committed election fraud when he voted in two different presidential primaries. "I followed the law 100 percent," Mowers says, adding that attacks like these come with being the frontrunner in the GOP primary.

Mowers also addresses what some people believe is the bigger challenge for his candidacy: the "carpetbagger" label reinforced by the fact that in 2016 he was a legal resident of New Jersey.

Hosted by NHJournal Managing Editor Michael Graham.

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo joins host Michael Graham on the NHJournal podcast to talk Ukraine, energy policy and his work on the GOP's National Republican Redistricting Trust. What's his take on Sununu's recent veto of the GOP plan?

Pompeo will be the featured speaker at the upcoming Hillsborough County GOP Lincoln Reagan dinner.

And Drew Cline of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy explains why the proposal for a two-month state gas tax holiday makes no sense economically or on energy policy -- while Graham explains why it will absolutely pass, thanks to the most important math of all:

Politics.

On this edition of the NHJournal podcast, Managing Editor Michael Graham lays out all the challenges -- many self-inflicted -- facing New Hampshire Democrats in 2022. From the issues at the top of voters' minds to the candidates at the top of the ticket, Democrats are facing nothing but bad news at the moment.

Also, a Derry, N.H. gas station owner shares real-life stories of the impact of soaring prices on his customers.

And 1st Congressional District candidate Julian Acciard talks about why he's in the GOP primary and why he believes America's future is truly in jeopardy.

A jam-packed edition of The New Hampshire Journal podcast as Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) joins us to talk about events in Ukraine, the upcoming hearing for Biden's SCOTUS nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, and her message for Granite State Republicans at the  2022 Lincoln-Reagan Dinner hosted by the Concord City and Merrimack County Republican Committees.

And Greg Moore of Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire celebrates the good news coming out of the legislative session this month, including the upside of having "New Hampshire compete with itself" on taxes and business policy. He also discusses Gov. Sununu's puzzling decision to veto the Republican legislature's maps for the state's congressional district.

More on that from host Michael Graham as well.

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