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.
He had every chance in the world to hand all those files and documents back. He did just the opposite. He bragged about keeping them.
This is a -- he had every chance in the world to hand all those files and documents back. He did just the opposite. He bragged about keeping them.
The Republican Party needs to look to another candidate, and they've got a lot of great options before them.
This is very self-inflicted. I mean, I guess we'll find out, of the 37 or whatever charges there are, how many he's potentially found guilty on.
Yes, I mean, look, if -- if half of what they say they can prove is provable, then he's got a real problem on our hands. And it's self-inflicted.
If half of what they say they can prove is provable, then he's got a real problem on our hands.
Joe Biden's Department of Justice is prosecuting the former President, who's running against him. Look, that's just a fact, right?
The Department of Justice has made huge mistakes. They have to own that.
This is going to be massively disruptive. This is going to be the story of the presidential election, for the next few weeks.
They really have to come out and be clear, not just about what they are charging the former President with, but how it differs.
The onus, the burden of proof, right now, is actually on the Department of Justice. There's a cloud of politicalization around that group. They've made some enormous errors.
The average American saw boxes sitting in Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago. They saw boxes behind Biden's Corvette. And the average American is going, 'What's the difference? Why do you charge one and not the other?'
I'm tired of losing. We should have won in 2022. We lost. We should have won in 2020.
He had a chance to move on from 2020. He didn't do it. He had a chance to own some of the issues of January 6, what it was, whatever -- what his role there was. He didn't do it.
When you're blaming someone else, all you're doing is highlighting the fact that they beat you.
I mean, they guy is turning into a wimp. He doesn't want to get on the debate stage and talk about issues.
I think the problem he has is he's not winning new voters back. And that's what you have to do to win.
I think there's a huge opportunity for the new generation, the new voice of the Republican Party, new ideas to come to fruition.
Two, we lost, we should have won in 2020. We got everything, like our clock cleaned because his leadership and his message isn't getting it done. I supported him in 2016. I supported him in 2020. He's a three-time loser going on to be a…
I think everybody will have to make a decision by Fourth of July, get their exploratory committees.
There's a lot of that going on across the country in a whole variety of ways, specifically in those urban areas you're talking about.
More laws aren't the answer. More responsibility -- dealing with mental health, actually having -- I'm sorry?





