While many political observers see another 2006 blue wave on the horizon, GOP campaign veterans Dave Carney and Greg Moore don't agree -- particularly for the NHGOP.

From the quality of candidates to the cash advantage for Republicans, Carney and Moore make their case for why Election Day will not be the GOP disaster many are predicting.

Then NHJournal's political reporter Leonard Robinson shares his story of being blocked from reporting on Kamala Harris' campaign appearance in the Granite State this weekend. Do New Hampshire progressives believe in free speech and open discourse?

Hosted by NHJournal's Michael Graham.

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Love 'em or hate 'em, political ads are everywhere in New Hampshire right now, and comms expert Scott Spradling joins the podcast for another round of campaign ad reviews. The 'Bleep' ad? Kelly & Joe 2.0? The ad Cinde Warmington wants the Attorney General to take down? They're all reviewed here!

Then a conversation with NH-02 GOP nominee Lily Tang Williams fresh off her first debate with Rep. Maggie Goodlander.

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Twenty years after a Democratic wave swept both of New Hampshire's Republicans out of Congress and the NHGOP out of power in Concord, veterans of that election cycle see familiar warning signs heading into November. Former Rep. Jeb Bradley, former NHGOP chair Fergus Cullen and NHGOP operative Jeff Grappone debate and discuss.

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