
Show Notes
Ross talks with:
Juan Martinez, Director of Strategic Expansion with the Libre Initiative, about the rise in popularity of socialism, the results of socialist policies, and how concerning it is for many in the Latino community who escaped socialism in their home countries;
Vermont State Representative Mike Tagliavia updates listeners about the issues driving the cost-of-living crisis, the solutions, and what message will win over voters this November.
Paul Craney, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance, talks about energy costs consistently listed as a top concern for New England voters in the midterms and how top-down energy mandates are becoming a liability for candidates across New England and who voters should trust to correct the issue.
and Tyler Lindholm, State Director for Americans for Prosperity-Wyoming, breaks down primary election results in Wyoming, the issues most Cowboy State voters care about, solutions the candidates ran on, and what the results mean for the future of the state and elections nationally.
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AJ Kierstead, host of the New England Take Podcast, rejoins the show to breakdown the final weeks of campaigning in New Hampshire’s Senate race, who has the best chance at victory, and whether the surrogate strategy will work or backfire for candidates.
Greg Burtt is a Republican representing the towns of Peacham, Danville, and Cabot, in the Caledonia-Washington district, and the owner of Burtt's Apple Orchard in Cabot.
Matt Cota, with Meadow Hill Consulting talks about Campaign season, Winter season, Affordability season
David talks Vermont housing solutions with Vermont Housing Finance Authority’s Maura Collins followed by White Cane Safety and senior tech training with the Vermont Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired.
Ilana Blumsack, Senior Housing Policy Analyst with Americans for Prosperity, informs listeners about Massachusetts Ballot Question 7, how it compares to VT's housing reforms, and why/how housing affordability is a top concern for voters (especially younger voters) this election cycle