New Hampshire Republican Gov. Chris Sununu, a Donald Trump supporter, said he isn't a fan of the former president's intensifying rhetoric but that his language is already baked in as an issue for voters heading into Election Day in just over two weeks.
Speaking to ABC News' "This Week" co-anchor Martha Raddatz on Sunday, Sununu, who had endorsed former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's presidential bid in the GOP primaries, swatted away the profane language Trump used at a rally on Saturday to describe Vice President Kamala Harris and graphically reference golfer Arnold Palmer's anatomy.
"I don't like the profanity, I don't like personal attacks, I don't like any of that stuff. I'm a results-driven guy when it comes to public service, but nothing new, and nothing that's going to move the dial when it comes to this election right now," Sununu said. "It's an outrageous statement by Donald Trump. Ok, must be a Friday night, right? It's just par for the course."
"I don't like it. You don't like it. A lot of folks don't like it. I will tell you this. I think one of the mistakes is if Kamala Harris thinks that they're just repeating the crazy things Trump says is going to garner her those swing voters, that's not what they're going to the polls on. They've heard that, that's established, that's nothing. The real comparison is, is your life better than it was four years ago?"
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