Lily Williams

I'll probably vote for Sununu because I think he's distanced himself from that, though I'm not as pleased with the Republican congressional candidate in my district.

Lily Tang Williams is great in CD2, but in CD1...

I'm

really impressed by Robbie Maru, the independent, and he's been...

And it just sucks because he's getting a short end of the stick with NHPR and coverage on WMUR.

So they're purposely like cutting him out.

And it's all everybody knows is Lily Tang Williams and Goodlander.

It just sucks what they're doing.

yeah.

Um, well, Lily Tang Williams, I know her.

I think she's okay.

Um, she's, um, She may have even been on your show.

I just don't want to show up.

What is your message, Lily Tang Williams, to those Republican voters?

Well, I think people have to be rational.

Don't forget what our life was like under Biden and during pandemic and the rise of, you know, Democrats, socialism, and what they want to achieve once they take over House.

The other statewide race for US Senate's getting a lot more attention, feels more competitive, but Congressman Chris Pappas has been, per the polls, uh, keeping former US Senator John Sununu at bay.

And further down the ballot, uh, both Democrats running for Congress hold leads, Stephanie Shaheen over Anthony DiLorenzo in the first district, and Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander over Lily Tang Williams in the second district.

And, you know, all of this is really against a backdrop of real economic uncertainty and, and what appears to be, uh, continuing, the continuing growing unpopularity of, of President Trump.

Yeah, and we hear that from, uh, listeners all the time, talking about affordability issues.

So you have two people that you are running against.

You have Maggie Goodlander and you have Lily Tang Williams.

What do you bring to the mix? Like, you know, like there's a lot of like dead left, dead right, who are just dead set on voting red or blue down the ballot.

You're going to give them an option.

I approve this message.

Yeah, Lily Tang Williams running.

Kevin, rate that one just as professional

craft.

yeah.

Lily Tang Williams.

Yeah, and she actually gave her own talk.

think it was the next day and i was like dude like i think she's awesome and she's totally based like she knows what she's talking about she escaped china and she's seeing the us you know kind of moving towards that like style of chinese fascism and she's calling it communism i think it's more fascism but uh

Lily Tang Williams was a little girl in Sichuan Province, China, during Mao's Cultural Revolution.

The revolution lasted for 10 years.

Food was rationed.

I'm Jenny Beth Martin, and this is The Jenny Beth Show.

Welcome to The Jenny Beth Show.

Joining me today is Lily Tang Williams.

She is a candidate for Congress in New Hampshire.

Lily, thank you so much for joining me.