John Sununu Quotations

"I oppose abortion..."

Concord Monitor - 11/3/96

"On the issues that matter to New Hampshire…I will be proud to stand with this president."

Concord Monitor - 10/6/02

"Making those tax cuts permanent is important to our economic security, and it’s also important to our national security."

Concord Monitor - 10/6/02

"Together we’ll work to make a difference for New Hampshire, forthe United States of America and for our president, President GeorgeBush."

Nashua Telegraph - 11/6/02; Boston Globe - 11/6/02

"The fact of the matter is, he's provided good leadership on theeconomy, good leadership on national security, and that's why I'm proudto call him my president."

CNN, “Novak, Hunt & Shields,” - 11/9/02

"I was very pleased and honored to have the president come in and campaign for me in the Senate race."

Weekly Standard - 2/24/03

"This president has been a leader on trying to get our economygoing, and on national security issues, can anyone say he or she couldhave done a better job?"

Nashua Telegraph - 10/10/03

"There are far more issues the president and I agree on thandisagree. I think economic revitalization, the tax package, lots of theinitiatives on homeland security were equally important to thispresident coming into this term. I‘ve supported him on thoseinitiatives and will continue to support him."

CNBC, "Capital Report" - 11/21/03

"I do not support raising the minimum wage."

Lowell Sun, 11/8/05

When reporters approached Sununu to discuss Iraq last week, he tookoff in a sprint, determined to say as little as possible about anonbinding resolution opposing President Bush‘s troop-escalation plan.All he would say was, ― "You know where I stand," adding, ― "I‘m still looking at the resolutions.". - as he fled down stairways at the Capitol.

Washington Post - 2/5/07

"I’m very proud to be a conservative."

The American Spectator - 6/03/07

"To suggest that 'new cures' are just around the corner is simply wrong. Federal and privately-funded research on embryonic stem cells has shown promise, but after years of research, not a single therapy has been approved for clinical trial,” Sununu said.

Nashua Telegraph - 6/21/07; Union Leader - 6/22/07