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Dr. Nate Shrader: The Early Candidates for the 2028 Presidential Race
Dr. Nate Shrader: The Early Candidates for the 2028 Presidential Race
Posted on by Tom Novak

New England College Professor Nate Shrader joins the Morning Update Show to discuss the early visits by potential 2028 Democratic Presidential candidates to New Hampshire. How do these candidates help 2026 down-ticket races for the midterms?

 

We also discuss the situation in Cuba.

 

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