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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2026 · 1H 3M

Grover Norquist: How the Tax Issue Can Save the GOP in the Midterms

from New Hampshire Journal · host Michael Graham

Grover Norquist is no novice when it comes to politics and he's not naive. The founder and president of Americans for Tax Reform knows the midterm political environment is tough for the GOP. But he tells NHJournal there is one issue that can overcome an anti-Trump voter surge: Taxes. And, Norquist says, New Hampshire is leading the way. He also warns the Granite State that other states are gaining on it when it comes to tax policy. Plus -- Norquist is a former competitor in the "Funniest Person in Washington DC" contest, and he shares his favorite political joke.Then it's time for Rank Punditry with Sarah Scott of Americans for Prosperity - New Hampshire and Neil Levesque, head of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics: Brown v Sununu, the state of play in 2026, and why JD Vance was the biggest loser of the week.Hosted by NHJournal Managing Editor MIchael Graham.Sponsored by Perfect Smiles of Nashua.Want to "subscribe" to NHJournal and help us keep providing great content? Just click here -- it's just $4.99/month!

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Grover Norquist is no novice when it comes to politics and he's not naive. The founder and president of Americans for Tax Reform knows the midterm political environment is tough for the GOP. But he tells NHJournal there is one issue that can overcome an anti-Trump voter surge: Taxes. And, Norquist says, New Hampshire is leading the way. He also warns the Granite State that other states are gaining on it when it comes to tax policy. Plus -- Norquist is a former competitor in the "Funnies...

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