WASHINGTON, D.C. — The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) released the following statement after New Hampshire Democrats nominated Chris Pappas to take on John Sununu in the Senate race: 

“Chris Pappas survived his primary by running to the far left. In the Senate, he would be Chuck Schumer’s rubber stamp — Washington first, Granite Staters last,” said NRSC Regional Press Secretary Samantha Cantrell. 

As reported by NHPR: “In an interview with NHPR this week, Pappas deployed the rhetoric of a political outsider, not someone who has spent his entire adult life climbing the rungs of political power and whose spouse is an Uber executive who also worked as a DC lobbyist for Amazon.”

Party Line Pappas is a corrupt rubber stamp for radical Democrats:

  • Pappas voted 68 times to raise taxes on Granite Staters, including voting to tax tips, overtime, and Social Security.  
  • Pappas failed to disclose that he was dating a lobbyist while voting in favor of several pieces of legislation his spouse lobbied in favor of enacting.
  • Pappas voted with Nancy Pelosi 222 out of 223 times.
  • Pappas is a rubber stamp for the radical Democrat agenda, voting to allow taxpayer-funded sex change operations on kids, pack the Supreme Court, allow men in women’s sports, and to give free healthcare to criminal illegal aliens.

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