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MICHAEL DAVIDOW 
I’m usually pleased when the New York Times uses one of my ideas, but not when they mess it up like they did last week, writing about Governor John Kasich’s recent visit to our state. Ohio’s chief executive came here to drum up support for a possible run in 2020.
Radio Free New Hampshire: Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona, whose very name calls out for rough treatment at the hands of President Trump, made news recently for encouraging other Republicans to run against their dear leader in the 2020 election.
Because unlike Donald Trump’s brand, which is ersatz at best, the populism that made its mark in the Democratic party in 2016, in spite of its leaders’ attempts to denigrate it, was never about keeping the coal industry alive.
Like every other part of your body, your heart wants what’s good for it. Sometimes, that can also be what it wants right away. But not always, and perhaps not even often. Infatuations come and go. Desires get met, only to feel stale.
Radio Free New Hampshire: Please join me, then, in making America great again, by making a joke about Hillary Clinton.
Editor’s note: InDepthNH.org welcomes lawyer/author Michael Davidow’s new column ‘Radio Free New Hampshire’ in time to be a delightful Christmas present to our readers. Welcome Michael.
Dear readers, InDepthNH’s talented writers volunteer their columns and podcasts for free. You can buy their books and wares, which will directly benefit them, and we wanted to include our readers, too. Books for sale by Mark Okrant, Roger Wood, Wayne D. King, Maureen Milliken, Michael Marland and Michael Davidow.
Manchester’s Michael Davidow has written a mystery that establishes the power of advertising executives who are manipulated by politicians in a way that will shock you.
Advertising execs and political spin doctors rule the day in ‘Gate City’ and then in the backdrop there is Dr. Fishbein. Who is he? How does he work mathematics and theory into a political scenario?
The Center for Public Integrity shares an inside look at influence-peddling in Cleveland with InDepthNH.org readers, and will provide updates during the convention. Check out conversation with NH’s Arnie Arnesen.