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The president will meet with Russian-American Ballerina Ksenia Karelina

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Hanna Trudo, who most recently worked as a high -ranking political correspondent on the hill, is considering jumping into the democratic area to replace Rep. Chris Pappas, Dn.H., while Pappas run for the Senate next year.

Trudo, who is born in New Hampshire, wrote in a memo that she was researching “Running” in the primary school in New Hampshire and said that she has retained the state since Pappas announced that he would run for the Senate.

“I didn't test my pitch,” wrote Trudo. “I just write with the same fire that I spit in the past ten years: Democrats have to be better.”

In the memo, Trump and his advisors, including the Tech-Mogul Elon Musk, wrote: “We are no longer free under Donald Trump's off-fire. Our freedoms of the first change are cruel by Trump, Elon Musk and other observations, not selected tech lacies that have annoyed us.”

She later added: “I was encouraged by long -standing parishioners and annoyed citizens across the state and country who are ready to fight against the billionaire.”

If she started a campaign in the race for Pappas, Trudo to Marura Sullivan Maura Sullivan Maura Sullivan, the former veteran of the Obama administration, took part, who also ran for the seat in 2018. Sullivan jumped into the race last month.

Pappas is running for the Senate to replace the retired Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Dn.H., who announced in March that she would not run for a further term in 2026.

In tweets in the past few weeks, Trudo has expressed the support of democratic leaders who are committed to a new generation of democratic civil servants and candidates to manage the party.

Shortly after Shaheen and two other Democrats of the Senate had announced that they would not run for re -election next year, Trudo wrote in a post: “Thank you Shaheen. [Gary] Peters, [Dick] Durbin & [Tina] Smith for creating space for a new generation of managers in front of the middle. “

“Dems have the chance to choose managers who have now represented the working class that has been left behind for decades,” she added in this post. “New blood is important in addition to an agenda of the working class.”

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