GOP Gov Sununu says his Trump attacks are 'nothing personal,' claims the GOP is 'moving on as a party'

Republican New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu said his repeated jabs at Donald Trump that the former president cannot win back the White House in 2024 are "nothing personal." 

However, Trump, who launched his third straight White House run in November, seems to be taking the criticisms personally.

"Isn't he a nasty guy?" Trump said of Sununu as the former president held a campaign event last Thursday in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Trump, who is the clear front-runner at this early point in the 2024 GOP presidential nomination race, swiped at Sununu for teasing but ultimately deciding against running for the Senate in 2022 against Democratic incumbent Sen. Maggie Hassan, whom Republicans had heavily targeted and viewed as vulnerable.

"He could’ve really made an impact," Trump said of Sununu. "He could’ve run for the Senate. He probably would’ve easily won because of the family name, would’ve won. And that would have been a tremendous thing."

Pointing to Sununu's potential 2024 presidential run, Trump said "instead, he wants to play games with running for president."