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Source: The New Hampshire

The university student organization has gained relentless leadership this year On Thursday, Oct. 22 Turning Point USA (TPUSA) hosted a surprise Pick Up The Mic event at the University of New Hampshire (UNH) featuring right-wing political figure Jack Posobiec, popular on the social media platform X, debating abortion rights, foreign policy, religion and more with students. The event was located on the Great Lawn from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM and attracted around 200 attendees. Among the organizers were Caleb Brower, sophomore and chapter president of TPUSA at UNH. Brower expressed that the event was much more successful than anyone had anticipated, considering the lack of political activity at UNH and the size of the Chapter on-campus. Brower’s only critique was the majority of the attendee’s preaching to the choir. “Unfortunately most people agreed,” said Brower.

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