If New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu seeks the Republican nomination in 2024, he would be joining a potentially crowded field of GOP presidential hopefuls that includes former President Donald Trump.
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu, who is considering mounting a bid for the White House in 2024, provided a window Sunday into his pitch to voters, as he promoted a"New Hampshire model" of leadership and said the American people are"looking for results."
"What I'm trying to do is kind of show that New Hampshire model, show the opportunity to get stuff done," Sununu told"Face the Nation.""I've had Republicans in my legislature, I have Democrats in my legislature, I always get my conservative agendas done. We always cut taxes, we always balance a budget. And I can explain to folks in Washington what a balanced budget actually means. So there are paths. And I think America is looking for results.
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