My responsibility is not to the gridlock and politics of Washington. It`s to the citizens of New Hampshire and I`d rather push myself 120 miles an hour delivering wins for New Hampshire than to slow down and end up on Capitol Hill debating partisan politics without results. It a much slower pace and frankly too often doing nothing is considered a win.
Chris Sununu explains his decision not to run for the Senate, emphasizing his commitment to serving New Hampshire over engaging in Washington politics.
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When you're blaming someone else, all you're doing is highlighting the fact that they beat you.
Her numbers are moving, surging. The one thing I know about politics is there is such thing as political momentum. I think she built a lot of political momentum coming out of the first and second debate.
What concerns me more is that if we just fall into – to having both of them back on the ticket. I mean, I think you're bringing up the exact right point: This is not what America wants.
Oh, yeah, no, this definitely helps Trump. Trump has played this victim card, right, and his weakest moment in this campaign, the indictments hit, and he played the victim card, his numbers went through the roof.
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