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NH Sen Innis and Rep Kofalt: Top Legislative Issues

Posted on February 3, 2026 by Tom Novak

We start a conversation with New Hampshire House Pro Tem Jim Kolfalt about current legislative discussions. New Hampshire State Senator joins us for a joint talk on vaccine mandates, the NH vehicle inspection paradox, defining biological sex, and the Claremont funding bill.

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