The WFEA Morning Update

Dr. Nate Shrader: Remembering New Hampshire Warriors
Dr. Nate Shrader: Remembering New Hampshire Warriors

New England College (NEC) Professor Nathan Shrader joins to address the continued violent political rhetoric, even here in New Hampshire. Is it too late to put the ‘rhedorical genie’ back in the bottle?

We also talk about a new presentation, Never Forget: A Virtual Wall of Honor, at NEC, honoring Granite Staters who served in the US Military and gave the last full measure of devotion in the service of our nation.

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