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Our race just changed  NEW HAMPSHIRE: YOU CAN DO BETTER WITH FACTS! There is some information about JOHN SUNUNU here:    MIDDLEBOROREVIEW AND SO ON I know what it’s like to run against a Republican with high name ID and a national donor network behind him — I’ve done it before. And I won. Now, Chris Pappas is facing the same kind of threat in New Hampshire. Donald Trump has personally endorsed former Senator John Sununu in this race — and the latest polling shows this race is a complete tie. Look, in order for Democrats to take back the Senate majority and put an end to Trump’s unchecked power, winning in New Hampshire is absolutely critical. That’s why I’m in this fight with everything I’ve got. And why I’m asking you to please pitch in $5 right now to help Chris Pappas stand up to big-money Republicans, compete against John Sununu, and keep this seat blue. Chris is a Granite Stater through and through. He’s not in this for power or prestige or to cozy up to billionaires...

  John Sununu Campaign Took Major Donations From Close Epstein Associates Sununu’s donor list is a who’s who of the Epstein class May 1, 2026 6:17 AM EDT By  Troy Matthews Senior Writer Key Points John E. Sununu received nearly $70,000 from billionaires tied to Jeffrey Epstein. Donors include Schwab, Schwarzman, Paulson, and Rowan, all documented associates of Epstein. Sununu denied connections; travel records show prior Doha visit linked to Epstein’s network. New Hampshire Republican Senate candidate John Sununu’s campaign committee and joint fundraising committee accepted nearly $70,000 in campaign donations in the Q4 of 2025 and Q1 of 2026 from multiple billionaires who had close ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Ed Gallrein Criticized Thomas Massie's Epstein Files Push Watch More Four names of note appear in recent FEC filings for Sununu’s campaign: Charles Schwab, Stephen Schwarzman, John Paulson, and Marc Rowan, each with a net worth between $4 billion and $42 billion. All four n...

Morning Digest: A major election year is unfolding in D.C. as the city is besieged by Trump A high-profile race for mayor could pit democratic socialists against the establishment David Nir and Jeff Singer Dec 1   Councilmember Janeese Lewis George launched her campaign for mayor of Washington, D.C on Monday morning. (Credit: Janeese Lewis George Facebook) Leading Off Washington, D.C. Mayor Councilmember Janeese Lewis George  announced Monday morning  that she would run to replace Mayor Muriel Bowser, who  said last week  that she would not seek a fourth term leading Washington, D.C. But Lewis George, who is a self-described democratic socialist, almost certainly will have company in the race soon, as fellow Councilmember Kenyan McDuffie has  reportedly been preparing  his own campaign. And whoever prevails will face the same pressures Bowser did, thanks to the unique sway the federal government holds over the city. Most of the chatter surrou...