“I’m running for governor because New Hampshire is one election away from becoming Massachusetts — from becoming something we are not.”
announced Monday she will run for governor of New Hampshire, saying she doesn’t want the “Live Free or Die” state to turn into its liberal neighbor., a Republican who served one term before losing a tight contest in 2016, jumped into the race after Republican Gov. Chris Sununu said he would not run for a fifth two-year term.
She said fentanyl is taken across the southern state border from Massachusetts towns such as Lawrence and Lowell, and “it’s killing our citizens.” “I don’t think he wants to explain to the people of New Hampshire why his open-border policies are harming our state,” she said. “Because that’s where the fentanyl is coming from, over the southern border.”served as state attorney general before rising to national prominence as a U.S. senator during the last decade. She lost by a small margin in 2016 to Sen. Maggie Hassan, a Democrat.
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