Staff Reports
Donald Trump is once again proving he’s not one to back down from a challenge, particularly when it comes to New Hampshire, a state he believes has been sorely mistreated by the Democrat Party. During a recent town hall interview with Fox News’s Sean Hannity, Trump dismissed doubts regarding his chances of winning the Granite State, asserting his confidence that he can flip it back to red.
The former president is still convinced that New Hampshire could be his ticket to victory, despite a recent flub by one of his campaign staffers who claimed the state is no longer a battleground. The campaign quickly corrected this misguided assertion, emphasizing its ongoing presence in New Hampshire, complete with dedicated staff and offices. This shows Trump’s commitment to a state that, although it hasn’t voted for a Republican presidential candidate since 2000, has been governed by Republicans from time to time, like current Gov. Chris Sununu.
Trump campaign pulls out of New Hampshire, calling it “no longer a battleground state.”
The first of many states DonOld will have to pull out of.
In protest, he put the bandage back on his ear today in an interview with FOX entertainment. (He must need some lovin’) Poor little… pic.twitter.com/Vf1U7rC7mj— We HearVoicesOutThere #voteBlue2024 (@WeHearPodcast) September 3, 2024
Trump didn’t pull any punches when discussing the current administration, pointing out that Joe Biden’s decision to skip the New Hampshire primary this year could seriously backfire. He questioned who in this fine state would actually choose to vote for a man who has altered the entire primary process simply because he didn’t want to participate. If that isn’t a red flag, what is? His remarks suggest that Biden has made his own bed, and there’s no way Granite State residents will sleep in it willingly.
Trump also took the opportunity to weigh in on Kamala Harris’s role in the Democratic primary chaos. He painted a vivid picture of a behind-the-scenes coup where the powers that be decided to push Biden out. With a history that includes Biden’s retreat from the primary race, Trump’s narrative holds a certain ring of plausibility—especially to folks who are less than thrilled with the Democrat Party’s antics.
Even with current polling showing Trump trailing Harris by five points, he remains undeterred. He has a clear message for New Hampshire residents: anyone who thinks voting for Biden and Harris is a good idea is misinformed. The underlying sentiment suggests that the state deserves better than what the Democrats have offered, making Trump’s bid all the more critical. With his trademark swagger, Trump is rallying his forces and gearing up for what could be a dramatic showdown in New Hampshire.
