Democratic Roundtable

By Laura Knoy on Thursday, December 18, 2008.

Democrats won big this year once again. In 2006, they won control of the U.S. House and Senate. Two years later and they still maintain control, while voting in a few more seats as well as a Democratic President. Many Democrats call the victories of 2008 a mandate by the U.S. citizenry and time for the Democrats to “cash in” on their political capital. Today a roundtable of New Hampshire Democrats join us to talk about how they might drive the federal government’s car, now that they seemingly have been given the keys.

Guests

  • Carol Shea-Porter, Democratic congresswoman from New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District
  • Paul Hodes, Democratic congressman from New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District
  • Terry Shumaker, labor attorney at Bernstein-Shur, former head of the NEA, and former ambassador to Trinidad under the Clinton Administration

Guests

  • Ray Buckley, chairman of the New Hampshire Democratic Party
The Exchange hosts a roundtable of New Hampshire Democrats. From left to right: former Ambassador Terry Shumaker, NHPR's Laura Knoy, 2nd District congressman Paul Hodes, 1st District congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter. (Keith Shields, NHPR)

The Exchange hosts a roundtable of New Hampshire Democrats. From left to right: former Ambassador Terry Shumaker, NHPR's Laura Knoy, 2nd District congressman Paul Hodes, 1st District congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter. (Keith Shields, NHPR)

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