Republican New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu recently advised former President Donald Trump to focus on the issues rather than engaging in personal attacks against his opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris. Sununu expressed his belief that if Trump were to concentrate on his campaign's goals, he would have a significant advantage in the race.
During an appearance on 'State of the Union' on Sunday, Sununu emphasized the importance of addressing key matters and reaching out to voters effectively. He suggested that Trump needs to appeal to independent voters and women to secure victory in the upcoming election.
Regarding Trump's controversial remarks about the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Medal of Honor, Sununu described them as 'asinine comments.' However, he downplayed their potential impact on the election outcome, noting that such statements were not unprecedented for the former president.
Sununu's advice to Trump underscored the significance of staying focused on policy issues and connecting with voters on a substantive level. The governor's perspective reflects a broader sentiment within the Republican Party, with many members urging Trump to adopt a more strategic and issue-oriented approach in his campaign.
