Overview
- Over the weekend, Andy Beshear made multiple New Hampshire stops, including fund-raisers in Keene, Concord, and Dover, a house party in Portsmouth, and a session with union workers in Hooksett.
- Beshear said President Trump has drawn the U.S. into more foreign conflicts, relies on force before diplomacy, and has strained alliances as tensions with Iran escalate.
- He pressed Democrats to “talk like a normal human being,” arguing that abstract terms fail to reflect the emotions and stress voters feel in daily life.
- He highlighted moral leadership rooted in kindness and faith, a theme that New Hampshire Democrats said resonated during his appearances.
- Beshear reiterated that he will not consider a 2028 presidential bid until after the 2026 midterms, as New Hampshire prepares to hold its early 2028 primary regardless of DNC recognition.