John Sununu

Click here to view this media This has to be one of the more pitiful attempts to spin low enthusiasm for the current crop of Republican presidential primary contenders that I've seen yet from one of the most obnoxious campaign surrogates around, former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu. From Think Progress -- Romney Campaign Spins Low Turn Out: Voters Staying At Home Secretly Support Romney: With just 33,000 voters showing up to the Nevada...  

Mitt Romney has an enthusiastic surrogate in former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu. Sununu is one of several outspoken surrogates for the former Massachusetts governor in the race for the GOP nomination to oppose President Barack Obama in November, 2012.  

The bill involves some tradeoffs. "First to file,'' for instance, may bring about certainty, but some worry it could benefit larger corporations with ready cash to pay filing fees. The overall result, however, should be a better system ...  

Is former New Hampshire Governor John Sununu this election’s Zell Miller? Challenging Chris Matthews to a duel was just about the only thing he didn’t shout at the MSNBC team today, as he told Ed Schultz the statistics he cited were “a crock of crap ...  

George H. W. Bush? O'DONNELL: George H.W. Bush. SUNUNU: You don't know what your talking about. George H.W. Bush (crosstalk) won it (pause), I'm sorry, in 1988 he won it 38 to 29. O'DONNELL: In 1992, 1992. He then went on to, he then went on to ...  

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On Starting Point, former Governor John Sununu (R-NH) tells CNN anchor Soledad O’Brien that Mitt Romney is more transparent with his taxes than other candidates. Sununu says, "Ron Paul is not going to release his taxes, Santorum is not going ...  

The honorary co-chairmen of Broadband for America pen an op-ed: "Modern broadband companies are dynamic — and quite unlike what the 1996 act provided for. In 1996 the Internet was still largely in the control of the federal government, major academic institutions, and hobbyists. Personal computing was a growing industry, but for most of us communications between machines was through a dial-up connection on what become known as bulletin boards...  

A testy exchange erupted between former governor John Sununu and a cable news commentator yesterday over negative ads run by a Super PAC supporting Mitt Romney. When Sununu, acting as a surrogate for the candidate, was asked by MSNBC's Chris Matthews if ...  

Updated from 1:41 p.m. with additional comments from former Bush aide NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Former President George H.W. Bush's consideration of Steve Jobs for a presidential appointment may not have been such a surprising development as his chief of staff might have been a tech geek, a former Bush aide said. John Sununu, who is currently a major backer of Mitt Romney and was Bush's chief of staff until December 1991, may have been the...  

After the NBC News/Facebook debate, the discussion continued on MSNBC with Chris Matthews anchoring. One of his first guests was former Gov. John Sununu, a Romney supporter. The 8-minute discussion didn’t start well, but ended much more cordially. Out of the gate, Sununu went on the attack when asked about the PAC ads in Iowa in support of Romney. “Look you guys are reveling and wallowing in ridiculous perception of what’s going on,” said...  

The only thing that keeps me up is how Newt Gingrich lied to the president of the United States.” Is there some bad blood there, or only some badinage? Hammond is a New Hampshire resident and used to work for Sununu’s son, former Senator John Sununu.  

Carney, a well-respected political operative who got his start in Gov. John H. Sununu's State House office in the early 1980s and who headed the George H.W. Bush (41) White House political office, declined to criticize the Allbaugh regime in retrospect.  

John Sununu, began the process on Friday morning of managing ... “I think you're going to see the same kind of long slog that you saw in ‘76, with [Gerald] Ford and [Ronald] Reagan, that it took the whole thing to win,” Sununu told ...  

Marc Thiessen, Washington PostIn an effort to bring down surging front-runner Newt Gingrich, the Romney campaign has deployed a very strange choice of attack dog: former White House chief of staff John Sununu.Sununu is everywhere these days. On a campaign conference call with reporters last week, he accused Gingrich of “a pattern of anti-principled actions that really irritated his own leadership and produced 88 percent of the Republicans in...