
AOC Leads in NH, Democrats Choose Socialism, & the NJ Voting MessDescriptionOn this episode of The Rich Zeoli Podcast, Rich breaks down a wild week in political news—starting with a shocker out of New Hampshire.A brand-new early 2028 poll shows Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leading the Democratic primary field in the Granite State. Paired with recent polling revealing that a majority of Democrats now say they favor socialism over capitalism, Rich asks the big question: Is the Democratic Party officially surrendering to the far left?Then, Rich tackles the unfolding New Jersey election scandal and the incoming DOJ lawsuit. After state officials revealed thousands of noncitizens on state voter rolls, federal authorities are stepping in to demand immediate accountability and full transparency. Rich exposes the institutional incompetence that allowed it to happen—and why the mainstream media is trying so hard to downplay it.Plus, WNBA guard Sophie Cunningham makes headlines by standing up for common sense and defending female athletes in women's sports. Rich reacts to her candid comments and the inevitable media backlash.Finally, the talking heads are already obsessing over 2028, turning every policy debate into a hyped-up "Rubio vs. Vance" showdown. Rich cuts through the narrative spin to explain what’s really driving the friction behind the scenes.It’s policy, politics, and no-nonsense commentary—stream the latest episode now!
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