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KN Kelly Nash On The Jesse Kelly Show

“John goes into this race as a two-point underdog, which is, that's within the margin. If you look at the typical polls, they're going to have a plus or minus of three points. So there is a chance in one of these crazy elections where you could actually get a Republican elected in New England. That could happen this year.”

The Jesse Kelly Show · US Politics · September 2026

“John goes into this race as a two-point underdog, which is, that's within the margin. If you look at the typical polls, they're going to have a plus or minus of three points. So there is a chance in one of these crazy elections where you could actually get a Republican elected in New England. That could happen this year.” — Kelly Nash on John Sununu, The Jesse Kelly Show

Context

Kelly Nash, guest-hosting The Jesse Kelly Show, discusses the New Hampshire primary results the morning after, looking ahead to the general election between Republican John Sununu and Democrat Chris Pappas.

Transcript

The Jesse Kelly Show Around 00:00 into the episode
Speaker 1

This is The Jesse Kelly Show. Oh, that is a good one. Thank you for playing that. Hi there. My name's Kelly Nash. Welcome to The World Famous Jesse Kelly Show. I am here for just tonight. A one-night-only stand with me, yours truly, Kelly Nash. And I'm looking back to New Hampshire now, and I am encouraged. This is one of these stories, when you look at it, you go... Maybe the voters aren't completely crazy. Perhaps they can see through. I'll say baloney. Although the words I was thinking of starts with a B and also has the letter S. But anyway, yeah, politicians are going to politic. They're going to lie. They're going to manipulate. They're going to try to tell you their version of reality. And then usually it feels like a lot of people believe that crap. You know, and typically in a primary, if you're on the Republican side, you run as far to the right as you can, and then you tack back to the center. And if you're on the left, you go to the— as far to the left as possible, and then you tack back to the center. But this year has brought a new crop of politicians. And on the left, what you have is the…

Speaker 2

So bear with me. I don't mean to jump on your answers, but you are a member of DSA, which is part of why we raise it. And that then sort of leads to the question of do you consider yourself a socialist or a capitalist? Again, trying to help voters understand where you are.

Speaker 1

I'm just a regular American trying to improve people's lives right here in New Hampshire. We are the richest country in the world.

Speaker 2

And I believe that anyone who works for you consider yourself a socialist or a capitalist.

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