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Sununu and Pappas meet for final debate ahead of Tuesday’s election

Sununu and Pappas meet for final debate ahead of Tuesday’s election

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MANCHESTER, N.H- With 5 days until Tuesday’s election US Senate candidates John E. Sununu and Chris Pappas squared off in their final debate on WMUR-TV in which both candidates spent a decent amount of time championing their talking points and shifting the blame on the other.

Democratic candidate Chris Pappas spent the majority of the night saying that the affordability crisis plaguing the nation is due to President Donalnd Trump and his policies and that Republican John E. Sununu backs those polices.

Sununu hit back and said policies enacted during the Biden administration which Pappas supported are largely to blame for the noticeable inflation and also said he would oppose the president, when necessary, like he has in cases such as the Iran war and the trade war with Canada.

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