The WFEA Morning Update

1st CD Candidate: Hollie Novelinsky

Posted on February 18, 2026 by jchidester

NH 1st CD candidate Hollie Noveletsky joins us to discuss the campaign trail, immigration, attacks on ICE and Border Patrol, the SAVE Act, and our nation’s debt.

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