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Democrat Mikie Sherrill Stumps in New Hampshire and Massachusetts for Seth Moulton and Her Liberal Allies

Gary FranchiAugust 19, 2026520 views
Democrat Mikie Sherrill Stumps in New Hampshire and Massachusetts for Seth Moulton and Her Liberal Allies
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In an effort to shore up support for the flailing Democratic Party, Virginia Governor Mikie Sherrill has been making her rounds in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. This week, Sherrill took to the road to stump for her liberal comrades like Seth Moulton, hoping to bolster their lackluster campaigns.

Sherrill, a former New Jersey rep now serving as Virginia's governor, is targeting over a dozen candidates across ten states in a desperate attempt to nationalize her brand. But the question remains, does America really want what Sherrill is selling? With her focus on recruiting veteran candidates, Sherrill aims to capture votes based on identity rather than solid policy, a classic Democratic maneuver that prioritizes optics over outcomes.

As Sherrill backs Moulton and others, she’s pushing an agenda that echoes the failed policies of the Biden regime – more government intervention, more spending, and an aversion to common-sense solutions.

“We need leaders in Congress who will fight for working families,” Sherrill claimed, during a rally in Manchester. Yet, her idea of fighting seems to involve expanding the same bureaucratic red tape that’s strangling businesses and killing jobs.

While Sherrill and her allies preach unity for families, they conveniently ignore the struggles imposed by their own parties’ reckless policies. Rising inflation, skyrocketing energy prices, and a porous border continue to plague everyday Americans – issues the Trump administration tackled head-on with practical solutions, only to be undone by leftist incompetence.

Let's not forget the disastrous results we've seen from the Democrats as they hindered President Trump's endeavors for a robust and free America. Patriots, the choice is clear as we approach the polls: do we move forward with the prosperity sparked by President Trump, or do we rewind back to the flops of the Biden era?

It's time to wake up, folks. The Democrats are playing the same tired game, banking on rhetoric instead of results. America deserves leaders who will truly fight for its future, not just pandering politicians like Sherrill and her liberal allies. Where do you stand?

Truth is, tomorrow's America is being decided today. Are you ready to fight for what's right?

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Gary Franchi

Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.

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HometownHero77VerifiedAug 19, 2026
Good for them... but maybe they should focus on fixing the issues in their own states before trying to influence others.
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FiscalConservativeVerifiedAug 20, 2026
That's a great point. They should sort out their own problems first.
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FlagWaver22VerifiedAug 20, 2026
They can campaign all they want, but real change comes from policies that empower citizens, not government control.
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ConservativeVoiceVerifiedAug 20, 2026
I wonder what Mikie Sherrill really thinks she can achieve by campaigning in our New England states. These PR stunts rarely align with the needs of local residents.
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TaxpayerTomVerifiedAug 20, 2026
It seems like Democrats are more interested in increasing their own power than actually serving the people who elected them.
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LibertySamVerifiedAug 20, 2026
Campaigning for Seth Moulton? Isn't he the one who got in hot water with his own party not too long ago?
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FreedomFan45VerifiedAug 20, 2026
Sherrill's just promoting the same old liberal agenda. When will they learn it doesn't work?
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PatriotPeteVerifiedAug 21, 2026
Exactly! They keep recycling failed policies.
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RedStateRiderVerifiedAug 20, 2026
I lived in Massachusetts for a few years, and politics there are a whole different animal. Democrats running for office always seem out of touch with the everyday struggles of working families.
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LibertyFirstVerifiedAug 21, 2026
Isn't it risky for Sherrill to leave her constituents behind and spend so much time out of state? How is she addressing the concerns within her own district while doing this?