New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu recently shared his support for Donald Trump in the 2024 election while addressing his past criticism of the former president.
In an interview on Nwoow News’ “This Week,” Sununu, a Republican, discussed his previous remarks about Trump and clarified his stance. While he had previously suggested that Trump should withdraw from the race if convicted in one of his legal cases, Sununu no longer holds that belief.
When questioned about Trump’s legal issues and whether he should step down if convicted, Sununu adjusted his response, indicating that Trump’s candidacy would likely continue regardless of any legal outcomes.
Sununu also reaffirmed his criticism of Trump’s actions following the January 6th Capitol attack, emphasizing that they contributed to the unrest. However, he argued that his support for Trump in the upcoming election is about more than just one individual, but rather about addressing the desire for change among many Americans.
He highlighted concerns such as inflation, border security, and what he perceives as elitism in American society, suggesting that Trump’s policies align with the desires of voters seeking change.
Despite acknowledging discomfort with Trump’s legal troubles, Sununu emphasized that the upcoming election would ultimately determine the course of action. He emphasized the political nature of the situation and suggested that voters would weigh these factors when making their decisions in November.
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu recently reiterated his support for Donald Trump in the 2024 election while discussing his past criticism of the former president.
During an interview on Nwoow News’ “This Week,” Sununu, a Republican, addressed his previous statements about Trump and clarified his current stance. While he had previously suggested that Trump should withdraw from the race if convicted in one of his legal cases, Sununu now believes that Trump’s candidacy will likely continue regardless of any legal outcomes.
Sununu also reaffirmed his criticism of Trump’s actions following the January 6th Capitol attack, emphasizing that they contributed to the unrest. However, he argued that his support for Trump in the upcoming election is about more than just one individual; it’s about addressing the desire for change among many Americans.
He highlighted concerns such as inflation, border security, and what he perceives as elitism in American society, suggesting that Trump’s policies align with the desires of voters seeking change.
Despite acknowledging discomfort with Trump’s legal troubles, Sununu emphasized that the upcoming election would ultimately determine the course of action. He stressed the political nature of the situation and suggested that voters would weigh these factors when making their decisions in November.
Sununu’s comments reflect the complex dynamics within the Republican Party as it navigates the aftermath of Trump’s presidency and prepares for the upcoming election cycle.
