It has been carried by the Associated Press twice, covered by Newsweek four separate times, and argued over in the Boston Globe and on New Hampshire Public Radio. Every article below is linked.
Every outlet here has reported on New Hampshire independence or put the case to Carla Gericke directly, and every one is linked further down this page. The marks identify the publication. None of them endorses anything.
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The Associated Press report on the 2022 House vote ran on the wire, so the same story appeared in Boston.com and on WCAX the same day.
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The Dr. Phil Podcast
The Great Divide?
14 Dec 2024
Carla Gericke makes the case for New Hampshire independence, and argues the federal debt is the clock this question runs on. The forty trillion she names was crossed in August 2026.
The Tom Woods Show
Secession: Good, Legal, Inevitable
9 Aug 2024
An hour on whether a state may lawfully leave, and why the question keeps coming back.
The Tom Woods Show
RFK Jr. on Secession, and More
29 Sep 2023
Episode 2399, recorded after a presidential candidate was asked about states leaving the union.
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