GOV. SUNUNU: Watch this "Never-Trumper" TRY to explain his reversal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Last month, Sununu formally endorsed Trump, and on Sunday, he made a television appearance on ABC's This Week to excuse and explain his support.
53% : Asked about the possibility of voting for a convicted felon, Sununu defends himself, because Trump is a Republican.
46% : Stephanie Bazzle Steph Bazzle is a news writer who covers politics and theocracy, always aiming for a world free from extremism and authoritarianism.
43% : Most prominent Republicans are biting the bullet and throwing their support behind Donald Trump again, even those who have previously stood firm against him.
37% : Now that Trump is the presumptive nominee, his supporters still dominate the Republican Party, and Sununu, while not running for re-election to his current gubernatorial seat, may have other political aspirations for the future.
35% : He reminded his guest that he has said he believes Trump is responsible for an attack on democracy.
35% : Stephanopoulos drills down, making Sununu admit exactly what he's supporting, but Sununu stands firm that he's throwing his support behind Trump.
28% : And suddenly, the New Hampshire Governor is on board with Trump, even if he has criminal convictions before November, and even if he runs from prison.
20% : In January he mocked the former president for having half a venue curtained off to make the audience look bigger, and he's called Trump out for his role in the party's recent string of losses.
14% : "George Stephanopoulos repeatedly pressed Sununu on how he could support Trump in the event that he has criminal convictions.
8% : New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu has been critical of Trump since he left office.

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