John E. Sununu Keeps Distance From Trump in New Hampshire Senate Bid

New Hampshire Republican Senate candidate John E. Sununu has Trump’s endorsement but is keeping his distance from the president.

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John E. Sununu Keeps Distance From Trump in New Hampshire Senate Bid

John E. Sununu, a Republican running for the Senate in New Hampshire, is maintaining some distance from President Trump despite having his endorsement, The New York Times reports.

Sununu is asking voters to look toward a political future beyond Trump, even as he carries the president’s backing in his Senate campaign.

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