The WFEA Morning Update

Affordability, Term Limits, and Washington Accountability with John E. Sununu
Affordability, Term Limits, and Washington Accountability with John E. Sununu

WFEA host Jeff Chidester is joined by former Senator and current U.S. Senate candidate John E. Sununu to discuss key economic and institutional challenges facing Granite Staters.

As households continue to navigate persistent inflation and a higher cost of living, Sununu lays out actionable policies to make everyday life more affordable for New Hampshire families.

The discussion shifts to long-term government reform and accountability, starting with Sununu’s view of congressional term limits as a way to end career politics and refocus on governance.

Jeff and Sununu dive deep into the soaring national debt, detailing the spending decisions driving government waste and outlining practical measures to restore fiscal discipline in Washington.

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