Popular former GOP governor weighs in on potential Senate bid and whether Trump will endorse him

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

85% : Asked about where he stands with Trump, Sununu said he has "a very good relationship at this point.
68% : But with Trump back in the White House, Sununu pointed to a "fundamental change in the past two months," and that now Congress is "talking about things that I care very passionately about.
48% : "Whether you like them or not, you got to give credit to Trump, to DOGE, to folks driving this conversation, this narrative.
42% : " Following Trump's first term in the White House and in the wake of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters aiming to upend congressional certification of former President Biden's 2020 election victory, Sununu became a leading vocal GOP critic of the then-former president.
30% : We're going to have a car crash in the next couple of years with Social Security going bankrupt, Medicare going bankrupt, more debt on the books.

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