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In 2016, Kelly Ayotte was a rising star in the GOP. In 2017, she was a former senator.
Now, the New Hampshire Republican is seeking to return to a different political world than the one she left, as she mounts a bid to become the Republican nominee for governor of her state. One of the biggest differences between then and now: her posture toward Donald Trump.
And while Ayotte spent the last seven-plus years out of office, she stayed connected in the political and policy spheres before her next opportunity netting millions on corporate boards, writing on state and national issues in newspapers and, early in the Trump administration, advising one of his Supreme Court picks through the Senate confirmation process.
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Now, Ayotte is back on the national political stage, running for governor. And, shes endorsed Trump, offering a full-throated rebuke of President Joe Biden. Her Republican primary opponent, Chuck Morse, endorsed the former president earlier in the 2024 race as they both seek to succeed retiring GOP Gov. Chris Sununu.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/rising-republican-lost-her-seat-130000361.html
Celerity
(44,058 posts)Mad_Machine76
(24,474 posts)to the point where its politicians will step over each other to kiss his ring is the most shocking and pathetic spectacle to befall our country.
IcyPeas
(21,978 posts)What was she promised?
Why
Why
Why do they do a 180?
SunSeeker
(51,972 posts)And that the only way to win a GOP primary is to be pro-Trump.
Her only other option is to change parties. But she loves tax cuts for the rich too much to do that.
Ping Tung
(865 posts)Not a good idea.
miyazaki
(2,274 posts)All she's got is 'live free or die'. Not hard to decode that crap.