We're diving into the latest developments in Washington, D.C. where Senate Democrats are divided on leadership for the majority takeover in the new year. With Chuck Schumer facing opposition from within his own party, the question is, can he hold onto his position as majority leader? Meanwhile, in the House, 11 Democrats missed a crucial vote on impeaching a cabinet member, allowing Republicans to effectively kill the resolution. And in the Republican Party, former Vice President Mike Pence is making waves with his first public comments since the midterm elections, taking aim at his former boss, Donald Trump.

The Democrats' big win in the midterms has left the party with a lot to consider. With a historic victory in Mississippi, they now have a fifth seat in the Senate. But the question remains, what does this mean for the party's future? Will they stick with the status quo or take a new direction? And on the Republican side, Mike Pence is pushing for a return to traditional conservative values, but will this be enough to win over voters?

Pence's comments have sparked a lot of interest, particularly his criticism of Trump's populist approach. But what does this mean for the 2028 presidential election? Will the Republicans go back to their traditional roots or continue down the path they've been on under Trump? And for the Democrats, the divide between the center left and the far left remains a major issue.

To hear more about the latest developments in Washington and what they mean for the future of the podcast, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today. Join Chris Ryan as he discusses the implications of the midterms and what's next for the parties with Paul Steinhauser, a guest from the Hoosier state.

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