The Republican governor of New Hampshire thinks Vice President Kamala Harris' team is doing her a disservice and warned her Thursday on Fox News: "Honeymoon's over."
Chris Sununu hopped on "Your World with Neil Cavuto" and said that while "August was a great honeymoon period," she's now back home — and Americans want some accountability with their leaders.
Sununu called the debate next week a "pivotal" event and said it won't just be about who has the better plan on each issue, but "who comes off as more competent, who can kind of hold their own, show their professionalism, show a sense of leadership for the country."
He then surmised that Democrats are "scared" of how Harris will come across.
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"Because they don't let her talk to the press," he said. "That she's going to get into these circular arguments of gobbledygook and God knows what she's going to say."
The Republican said he believes Harris' team has done her a "massive disservice."
"You get better at a debate, you get better at asking questions when you interact with the press, when you get the feedback, when you feel more confident on your toes," he said.
Sununu's comments come a week after Harris sat down with CNN anchor Dana Bash last week for her first interview as presidential nominee. During the interview, she was asked about her day-one priorities, her evolving views on fracking and more.
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