N.H. governor says Trump 'absolutely contributed' to Jan. 6. And he's backing him this November. - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : ""And if we have to have Trump as the standard bearer, and the voters decided that's what they wanted, not what I wanted, but what the voters or the Republican voters wanted, he's gonna be the standard bearer that.
44% : "Sununu, who considered a presidential run himself but did not enter the race, said the support Trump has seen from Republicans in the polls indicates that "they want that culture change of the Republican Party.
41% : Less than a week after a mob of Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol while lawmakers were certifying the 2020 election results, Sununu said in a statement to WMUR that "it is clear that President Trump's rhetoric and actions contributed to the insurrection at the United States Capitol Building.
33% : This is the chaos that Nikki Haley and I and others warned about was going to follow Trump and that it's just a complete distraction," Sununu said, adding that he would rather see Republicans "talking about real issues" instead of "this stuff.
26% : "You're saying it's not about Trump . . .
26% : "Stephanopoulos repeated his question, asking again if Sununu believes Trump should drop out if he is convicted on any charges.
25% : Stephanopoulos asked Sununu whether he believes Trump should drop out of the race if he is convicted of any of the charges he faces.
23% : "As the interview wound down, Stephanopoulos again pushed Sununu about his own feelings regarding Trump, not those of the voters who support him.
13% : Trump is also ensnared in three other criminal cases tied to his turbulent exit from office from four years ago, as he allegedly tried to cling to power by interfering in Georgia's vote counting while mounting a national campaign to subvert President Joe Biden's victory.
6% : Stephanopoulos pressed Sununu about his personal views of Trump and his past remarks condemning the former president's actions on Jan. 6, 2021, as well as Trump's ongoing denial that he lost the 2020 election to President Joe Biden.

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