Outgoing Republican New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu says President-Elect Donald Trump has not permanently transformed the Republican Party. We’ll give you a second to stop laughing. Ok, better now? So, Sununu recently made this claim in an interview with CNN’s Dana Bash.

The Bush Republicans or Neo-Conservatives are a dying breed in the GOP. They’ve had a hard time adjusting to Trump’s avoidance of war and his desire to close the border. Posters say there’s no turning back.

Sununu is not popular amongst the MAGA crowd who see him as a political nepo-baby. His father was John Sununu who served as governor of New Hampshire and also served in George H. W. Bush’s White House.

In the broader scope of Trump’s Republican Party, many commenters say Chris Sununu is irrelevant.&nbsp;

The remaining legacy Republicans are aging out and retiring. MAGA voters simply will not return to the neo-con past of George W. Bush, Mitt Romney and Liz Cheney. With Trump decisively winning reelection, the GOP is truly Trump’s party now.

 {ai:summary}<p>Outgoing New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu claims that Donald Trump has not permanently changed the Republican Party, a statement met with skepticism from many. Critics argue that the GOP has shifted to embrace Trump's policies, particularly his anti-war stance and focus on border security.</p><p>Many believe that the traditional Republican establishment, represented by figures like Sununu, is becoming increasingly irrelevant as the party aligns more closely with MAGA ideologies. The consensus is that the GOP has undergone a fundamental transformation, leaving behind the neoconservative legacy. #politics</p>

Neo-Confusion: Republican Chris Sununu Says Trump Has Not Permanently Transformed the GOP

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