[ad_1] “I think I could do the job,” Sununu quickly responded. The New Hampshire Republican has teased a run numerous times, appearing on cable shows in recent weeks and speaking at the annual National Rifle Association conference in Indianapolis last week. In February, he formed the “Live Free or Die”Continue Reading
[ad_1] “I’m not really focusing on the decision right now, there will be plenty of time for that,” Sununu said. “Right now my mission is making sure we’re making this party bigger, frankly. You can’t govern if you don’t win, and so I’m really focused on how do we win?”Continue Reading
[ad_1] Here are five takeaways from the day: Democrats throw down gauntlet on abortion Worried about the prospect of a national abortion ban, and being surrounded by states that have restricted access to the procedure, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper, and Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, allContinue Reading
[ad_1] “I’m ranked the most fiscally conservative governor in the country,” Sununu, who is considering a 2024 presidential bid, told POLITICO’s Lisa Kashinsky. “I’m No. 1 in personal freedoms. Sorry, Ron, you’re No. 2,” he added, a jab at the Florida governor, considered a frontrunner for the 2024 Republican presidentialContinue Reading
[ad_1] “It can’t get done. He could get the nomination, but he can’t get [it] done,” Sununu said of the former president. Sununu, who offered pointed criticisms of Biden’s handling of the economy, said Republicans need to nominate the most electable conservative they can find. He said that a solidContinue Reading