NH-Gov 2024: If You Knew Sununu Like I Knew Sununu

[Epaminondas]

Any betting markets on Sununu joining the presidential fray?

Right now there doesn't seem to be much reason for him not to jump in, given that less able politicians are already in, snatching up 3-4% of the polling and getting their time in the limelight.

[Epaminondas]

LMAO she is not winning a general election. It's giving Kelly Loeffler.

https://twitter.com/KellyAyotte/status/1684177895957184512

This is not factually wrong, though.

The border is not "open", so no, it's not.

Open, or just underenforced (a matter of semantics), but the fact is that massive amounts of deadly synthetic opioids are indeed crossing the border from Mexico.

That’s not semantics those are different things entirely. France and Germany don’t have an “under enforced” border. Either you don’t know what an open border is or you’re being intentionally dramatic

Thank you. So many clueless Repubs brainwashed into thinking one of the tightest borders in the world is somehow "open" is part of the great divide that prevents civil discourse.

In Europe you can cross borders through empty forests. In the Stans there are buses that just cross borders without checking papers for trade. In northern China there are vast expanses of unmanned Gobi desert border.

The US Mexican border is a concentration camp compared to the rest of the world.

[Epaminondas]

NEW HAMPSHIRE POLL EMERSON

2024 Gubernatorial Election

Kelly Ayotte (R) 46%  
Joyce Craig (D) 37%  
17% undecided

Kelly Ayotte (R) 47%  
Cinde Warmington (D) 34%
19% undecided

I am personally skeptical about these this far out, but I figured I'd make sure to put these in here.

So clearly Ayotte is benefitting from strong name recognition at this point. I had expected more undecided this far out, and I'm still thinking she will probably see her support decline as the primary goes on and she has to answer questions about Trump, but it is possible she can find a path through even with that issue in the background.

So this poll points to out-of-office Ayotte receiving a huge slice of ticket-splitters in 2024, when in 2016, as an incumbent and with the same top of ticket, she ran ahead of Trump by just 0.6%?

There's something fishy here.