Karoline Leavitt, on why she is running for Congress, “I’ve had enough of Biden’s disastrous policies and the effects on Granite Staters. We need a conservative fighter in our New Hampshire delegation.
In an interview with Chris Ryan, Karoline Leavitt, explains why she will be a Republican candidate for New Hampshire’s First Congressional District.
The twenty-three-year-old from Plaistow, NH is a 2019 graduate of St. Anselm’s College, who has worked in the Trump White House and as an aide to New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik. She will be twenty-five when she is sworn in if she defeats two term incumbent Democrat Congressman Chris Pappas.
When she was asked if agism has been a factor in her campaign, Leavitt talked about the groundswell of support that she has received. She feels that many people are fed up with career politicians like Nancy Pelosi.
At this time, Karoline Levitt isn’t too concerned about her main competition for the Republican nomination, Matt Mowers.
“I’m certainly not worried about a candidate who is not in the race yet and is not in the state while he is mulling perhaps getting into the race.”
Karoline Leavitt believes that Donald Trump actually won the 2020 election, but she accepts that President Biden has been certified as President of the United States, as part of the Electoral Process.
It is Karoline Leavitt’s contention that audits in states like Arizona and Georgia will eventually show that there were widespread voting irregularities; and, as a remedy, she calls for improved ballot integrity and security.
In the final segment of the interview, Karoline Leavitt criticizes the Biden Administrations handling of the Delta Variant by mandating masks for vaccinated individuals.
“The messaging on this has been atrocious. People have the right to make their own medical decisions. We need to leave this to the American people. We know that the federal government is not the answer to our problems.”