New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) spoke with CNN this week about the future of the Republican Party and what it would look like heading into the 2024 presidential election.
The GOP governor, who referred to Donald Trump as “crazy” earlier this year, weighed in on the former president’s chances to work in the Oval Office again.
CNN’s Dana Bash asked him about how the former president’s lies about the 2020 election, leading up to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, will affect his political ambitions.
Sununu doesn’t think Trump should be president again.
“He’s done his time, he’s done his service, we’re moving on. We are,” Sununu said.
He then added: “As a country, as a party, we want the next idea, we want the next generation, whatever it is. So to say we’re going to be a country where the best opportunity for our future leadership is the leadership of yesterday, that’s frankly un-American. We’re just taking the next step, we’re moving on. Thank you for your service, we’re moving on.”
Take a look at his remarks below:
During our extended conversation at the New Hampshire’s Governor’s mansion, GOP Gov @ChrisSununu told me he thinks the party is “moving on” from Trump, but the question for the GOP is, to whom? Hear what Sununu sees as one path forward – tomorrow at 10pm on “Being… Chris Sununu” pic.twitter.com/P8apP14HGA
— Dana Bash (@DanaBashCNN) December 15, 2022
