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NH House Speaker Pro Tem Jim Kofalt: Gov. Ayotte’s Veto is Baffling
NH House Speaker Pro Tem Jim Kofalt: Gov. Ayotte’s Veto is Baffling

Some people in New Hampshire are baffled by Governor Ayotte’s first veto of the year, a bill that would have protected girls’ and women’s spaces, including bathrooms, changing rooms, and women’s prisons.

NNH House Pro Tem Jim Kofalt calls into the show to express concern over the veto and what the next move might be for the NH House.

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