NH House GOP Leader Jason Osborne to NHDems: Keep Digging

07/08/22 • 35 min

After trending on Twitter earlier in the week, Rep. Jason Osborne joins host Michael Graham on the NHJournal podcast to talk about his controversial 4th of July message and how the reaction confirms his decision to keep his tweets private.
Osborne also talks about the midterms and why the NHDems' decision to center their campaign message on guns and abortion is just fine by him.
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