By Adam Sexton Governor calls social injustice message of protests very important; says violence, looting, rioting will not be condoned. CONCORD, N.H. — Gov. Chris Sununu expressed solidarity Monday with peaceful protesters who are outraged by racial injustice, but he said he’s also preparing the state police and National Guard in case there’s any violence. […]
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