Congress must build upon its $12.5 billion down payment toward air traffic control modernization, with the next round of funding to ensure that technology gaps that have been completely ignored for the last 30 years that they finally get…
Chris Sununu
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Chris Thomas Sununu is an American politician serving as the 82nd governor of New Hampshire since January 5, 2017. A member of the Republican Party, Sununu has focused on issues such as economic development, education, and health care during his tenure. He has been an advocate for business-friendly policies and has worked to maintain New Hampshire's low unemployment rate. Sununu has also emphasized the importance of bipartisanship in state governance.
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July 1, 2026
It's clear that the biggest threat to [a] healthy and competitive airline industry is our short staffed and woefully antiquated air traffic control system.
— Chris Sununu
I want to thank the President for his support and thank the thousands of Granite Staters who are supporting me.
I don't think any flights over the Thanksgiving week have actually been canceled yet. I think the airlines have been pretty tight working with the FAA looking a few days out to be sure.
There's no political party that will win if Thanksgiving gets completely screwed up because of their politics – everybody loses
It sounds like they made some headway yesterday, but they’ve got about six weeks to really give the market and some of these small businesses confidence that it’s not going to drag them down.
I like the fact that in a way he’s so rich he’s so removed from the potential financial influence of it.
It is 23 days in here, guys, 23 days. You're talking about $2.3 billion that was saved last year. These guys are saving $2.3 billion a day. That's incredible.
But the fraud and waste and corruption is so deep and so rampant, it's going to take time. He's not going through a ledger on a million dollar business. He's going through trillions of dollars here.
He said, look, we're going to make mistakes. He said, we're going to make them -- he said, we're not going to bat a thousand here. We're going to make mistakes and we should be held accountable to those mistakes.
But make no mistake, I understand that J.B. Pritzker doesn't really understand cutting spending and finding efficiencies because Illinois, from a fiscal perspective, is I think the technical term is dumpster fire.
Yes, look, I think the messaging was pretty bad. It wasn't handled right.
The message is very clear. If you stick to the issues, if you stick to what matters, this should be an easy race for Donald Trump.
You can't just be where you want to be in the moment for political reasons. People are smart in America. They see right through that kind of nonsense.
I think the frustration that you have and I have is you have both sides pointing at each other, using politics to explain why they want to do nothing and nobody wants to see that.
It's just politics. No, no, because -- look -- look at the polls. Right after the first in the nation primary right here in New Hampshire, the number one issue of folks coming out of the ballot box on Tuesday was the border.
World peace through America strength and you have to protect your allies. You have to make sure that your enemies know that you're going to stay in resolve and go against them.
Don't let politics get in the way. Secure the border and let's start actually moving forward.
We're here to provide solutions for America and opportunities for America. And we, as Republicans want to beat Joe Biden, right?





