Chris Sununu has served as New Hampshire’s governor since January of 2017 and was reelected into another term this pas November. But where do the loyalties of the governor really lie? Does Sununu really represent the interests of New Hampshire for the benefit of all Granite Staters?

In November, a peace deal was reached between the two nations of Armenia and Azerbaijan. They were fighting over territorial claims and the rights of ethnic Armenians to control land that is physical located in Azerbaijan. This has since been settled and the two nations have ceased fighting. Now you may be wondering what does this have to do with our governor?

The Sununu family has ties to the Anglo Asian Mining Company. The company is partially owned by John Sununu, former governor, and father of Chris. The peace deal allows this company to mine gold, silver, and copper in areas that were being fought over by both nations. When the peace deal was announced the stock for Anglo Asian Mining received a large boost. John Sununu currently holds a 9 percent stake in the company and it is now worth 16 million dollars.

Chris Sununu has family business interests outside of the United States and this interests is valued at more than 16 million dollars. Can we trust him to make the best judgements for the benefit of our state? His interests will always rely on his family and their monetary investments they will benefit from. He is not fit to run the state of New Hampshire.

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