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Professor John Lappie 11-11-24
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Dr. John Lappie from Plymouth State University discusses what each major political party needs to consider after the election. He also shares his thoughts on how the State of NH elects two Democrats to Congress yet a Republican Governor, Executive Council, and House-Senate Majority.

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