Staff Reports
Chris Sununu seems to have finally caught on to what millions of Americans already understand—former President Donald Trump isn’t just a politician; he’s a movement. Once a vocal critic, the New Hampshire governor has now come to see the light as Trump’s magnetism and undeniable energy continue to captivate voters. Sununu pointed out that Trump’s positivity and dynamic rallies starkly contrast the snooze-fests that pass for Joe Biden’s public appearances.
Never one to miss the point, Sununu aptly noted on Fox News’s One Nation with Brian Kilmeade that Trump’s rallies are a patriotic spectacle, filled with “USA, USA” chants and a palpable sense of optimism. Who can argue with that? At Biden’s rallies, attendees are lucky if he manages to stay awake, let alone inspire anyone. This isn’t just about charisma; it’s about who can effectively galvanize the spirit of the American people and foster a sense of hope.
Trump’s ‘positivity’ is attractive to voters: Sununu explains why he’s backing GOP candidate – Washington Examiner. Just listen to that positivity,” Sununu said on Fox News’s One Nation with Brian Kilmeade. “When he does a rally, they’re chanting ‘USA, USA https://t.co/kYzGfizyS5
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Sununu also acknowledged Trump’s smart campaign of visiting multiple states to show that “everyone matters.” This isn’t about making last-ditch efforts to win swing states; it’s about inclusivity and understanding the American heartland, something Hillary Clinton woefully underestimated in 2016. Unlike Clinton’s elitist approach, Trump’s brilliance lies in his ability to connect with everyday Americans and genuinely make them feel seen and heard.
Despite Sununu’s endorsement, former Ambassador Nikki Haley couldn’t muster up the same momentum, suspending her campaign after Trump’s dominance on Super Tuesday. Even Sununu admitted that while the GOP might have fielded a better candidate, voters don’t have to agree with Trump to support him. This election is a referendum on Joe Biden’s disastrous presidency, and that’s a unifying issue if ever there was one.
In a twist of delicious irony, Sununu pointed out that Trump’s rising poll numbers, even after a recent guilty verdict, are a clear indictment of Biden’s failures. When people would rather stand by Trump despite legal hurdles, it’s a glaring sign that Biden’s administration is driving the country into the ground.
Trump is strategically launching new campaign offices in Minnesota and Virginia, which the Democrats narrowly won in the last two elections. With recent polls showing that Trump and Biden are neck-and-neck in Virginia, there’s a real chance that Republicans could flip the state red for the first time since 2004. If that happens, it’ll be Trump’s infectious energy and relentless positivity leading the charge—a testament to the enduring spirit of MAGA.
