Raymond Buckley

So, you know, if they want to grow their coalition, then they need to rethink their attitude about libertarians in New Hampshire.

I think, well, Chairman Raymond Buckley is not a fan of the Tea Party movement.

No, not the Tea Party movement.

I'm sorry.

My goal would be, talking to anyone, and it's funny, it's like Norman, I think he's, is it Norman Buckley? Raymond.

Ray Buckley.

He's like the head Democrat guy, I guess here is what they say.

He and I had an interaction on Twitter yesterday.

At the same time, the Democrats' brand remains deeply unpopular, and they have virtually no margin for error in midterm races that are playing out largely in Republican-leaning states.

New Hampshire Democratic Chairman Ray Buckley says that national Democratic leaders have consistently been overly optimistic as they look to expand the midterm map.

He's particularly worried about his state Senate contest where Republicans are investing far more resources than Democrats.

There's reason for concern, Buckley said.

This AP story, um, Democrats want a blue wave, New Hampshire is Exhibit A for why that may not happen.

Um, New Hampshire Democratic chairman, Ray Buckley, says that national Democratic leaders, quote, "Have consistently been overly optimistic as they look to expand the midterm map." He's particularly worried about his state Senate contest, where Republicans are investing far more resources than Democrats.

"There is reason for concern," Buckley said.

"We don't want to let this one slip away because they were sending resources to some other unicorns, some other state that's just not possible." Do you share those concerns that Buckley is exhibiting here about your state and the lack of resources that he says national Democrats are giving?