Look, every time Republicans start talking about abortion, we're losing. We are.
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 said he was going to go to Washington and drain the swamp. He didn't do it. He said he was going to build a wall and secure things. He didn't do it. He said he was going to give us health care reform and be fiscally disciplined, not add…
More laws aren't the answer. More responsibility -- dealing with mental health, actually having -- I'm sorry?
When you look at what's coming out of the White House, it isn't Democrat policies, it's real left-wing extreme agenda type stuff that is not in the best interest of this country.
If you want to -- if there's that part of the party that wants to, as you said, 'make liberals cry,' or whatever it might be, you do it by winning, and you do it by getting stuff done, passing it through Congress, working on both sides.
America is losing faith in media, and you guys have a huge opportunity to regain that.
I'm going to support the Republican nominee. ... I think there's a lot of opportunity to bring forward what the Republican Party, not what we were, not yesterday's leadership or yesterday's story.
You can't govern if you don't win, and so I'm really focused on how do we win? No matter who the candidate is, how do we win in November of '24, where we have to attract independents, we have to bring that next generation of voters more on…
You know what? Just be normal. Just try to be a normal person. And it's amazing how much you can connect with people.
Extremism is on both sides. And for the president of the United States to come up and be more of a political tool, as opposed to a uniter...
It's an absolute minority. But what I'm saying is, extreme -- no, no, no, no, definitely not. Extremism is on both sides.
It's OK to disagree, but, at the end of the day, you got to be able to move forward.
The president has to take a lot of responsibility for that. It's easy to blame ex -- just blame extremism.
Oh, look, there's no doubt there are threats to democracy. There's no doubt that's a serious issue and of course we've got to take it on.
People have to just take the heat down here. I mean, this is America. This is one of the most amazing places on the planet earth. We should all wake up and be grateful.
The average voter is worried about 2020, the average voter, it's a serious issue of course, but it is not what people are going to be voting on in the next week.





