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New Hampshire GOP Senate Candidate Blasts Trump on Iran, Russia

Republican John Sununu criticized President Donald Trump’s handling of the Iran war and the Russia-Ukraine conflict in the first debate in an unexpectedly close New Hampshire US Senate race.

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New Hampshire GOP Senate Candidate Blasts Trump on Iran, Russia
Republican John Sununu criticized President Donald Trump’s handling of the Iran war and the Russia-Ukraine conflict in the first debate in an unexpectedly close New Hampshire US Senate race.
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