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WXXI News
The New Hampshire primary is down to two candidates in the Republican presidential field.
In reality, unless former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley can over-perform her polling, she will remain a distant second to Donald Trump. Haley points out that the vast majority of Americans want younger candidates, and yet we are well on the way to seeing a Trump/Biden rematch.
Our guests are Republicans who talk about what they hope their party will do.
Our guests:
- Larry Staub, Perinton Republican town leader and the New York Republican State Committeeman representing the 135th Assembly district
- Mark Assini, former Gates town supervisor and former candidate for Monroe County Executive