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In a resounding victory, Donald Trump emerged triumphant over Nikki Haley in the South Carolina Republican primary, dealing a significant blow to Haley's presidential aspirations and bolstering Trump's path to the nomination.

 

The Associated Press swiftly declared Trump the winner as polls closed, signaling his substantial victory in Haley's home state. This outcome underscores Trump's widespread support among South Carolina Republicans and highlights the challenge Haley faces in securing the nomination.

 

Addressing jubilant supporters in Columbia, Trump celebrated the unity within the Republican Party and expressed his gratitude for the overwhelming support. Having secured victories in key early voting states like Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada, Trump's dominance in South Carolina further solidifies his frontrunner status.

 

For Haley, a former South Carolina governor and Trump's ambassador to the United Nations, the defeat represents a setback in her bid for the presidency. Despite her determination to continue the race, Haley faces mounting obstacles, including consecutive losses and skepticism about her ability to defeat Joe Biden in the general election.

 

Undeterred by her recent defeats, Haley reaffirmed her commitment to the campaign, citing frustration with the country's direction and her determination to address it. She announced plans for a significant national advertising campaign and a rigorous schedule of rallies and events across key primary states.

 

However, Trump and his allies remain skeptical of Haley's chances, labeling her campaign as a "Never Trump operation" and questioning her reliance on wealthy donors to sustain her bid. Despite these challenges, some view Haley's candidacy as a potential glimpse into the future of the Republican Party and speculate about her prospects in future elections.

 

As Trump shifts his focus to the general election contest against Biden, his campaign confronts legal challenges and mounting financial pressures. Nonetheless, Trump's enduring support among Republicans remains steadfast, bolstered by his aggressive campaign strategy and continued dominance within the party.

 

With Trump's victory in South Carolina, the path to the Republican nomination becomes clearer, while Haley's presidential aspirations face a daunting road ahead. As the primary season progresses, the dynamics of the race are likely to evolve, shaping the future of the Republican Party and the broader political landscape.


25.02.24

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11 minutes ago, earlinclaifornia said:

Yes, we Independents will make sure Trump is smoked again. Haley was going to open up a race.

 

I actually wouldn't mind if she wins. She is not overtly racist, is not a wanna be white nationalist like Tim Scott and will support Ukraine. At this point, that's all that really matters.

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18 minutes ago, riclag said:

“I believe that Trump will emerge from his hole as the next president of the US”.

If your old school and believe the pendulum has gone to far left, then it

must be corrected.

4 years of nudging ,is a start!

 

What a mess for him and others to clean up !Fortunately Trumps been there ,done that before!

 

imop

 

It is NOT my job to clean up the mess of the world.

I take no responsibility for the mess.

And, neither should you, or most people.

 

A main fallacy going around is that the LaoBaiXing are responsible for the problems of the world.

This is just not true.

Neither are we in any position to rectify the major problems of the world.

 

note:  LaoBaiXing is a common term which means...   (lǎobǎixìng) – literally "old hundred names", in reference to the most common Chinese surnames – is a common term for "ordinary folk" or "the man on the street". 

 

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9 minutes ago, Dolf said:

And you believe it? 

There are reasons to believe the exit poll analysis because of its consistency. 
 

Iowa primary has the same reactions from Nikki’s supporters where half have stated they will vote Biden. New Hampshire primary 47% voters will not vote Trump if he is convicted. Worrying signs for Trump.


https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4427484-donald-trump-warning-signs-voters-new-hampshire-exit-polls-independents/

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1 minute ago, Eric Loh said:

There are reasons to believe the exit poll analysis because of its consistency. 
 

Iowa primary has the same reactions from Nikki’s supporters where half have stated they will vote Biden. New Hampshire primary 47% voters will not vote Trump if he is convicted. Worrying signs for Trump.


https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4427484-donald-trump-warning-signs-voters-new-hampshire-exit-polls-independents/

Just the media writing stories. They said Trump wouldn't win in 2016, they even said he wouldn't win the nomination. They were wrong as usual.

 

 

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9 minutes ago, Dolf said:

Just the media writing stories. They said Trump wouldn't win in 2016, they even said he wouldn't win the nomination. They were wrong as usual.

 

 

Those are polls of voters taken immediately after they have exited the polling stations NOT media stories. You don’t understand elementary information or just recalcitrant. 

 

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1 minute ago, Eric Loh said:

Trump fading fast in support and mental fitness. 10 months worked at a disadvantage for him. He is showing rapid cognitive decline in rallies and losing public support on border by not supporting the bipartisan immigration bill. His pro Putin rhetoric has put him in a bad position that he invite war. 

He is rising in the polls and Biden dodged the Superbowl because he is declining rapidly.

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2 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:

The first biden - Trump debate will be amazing entertainment.

I think it would be very uncomfortable and after five minutes pretty boring. You ever watch a Trump rally rather than the supposed highlights - that is a boring man. Biden is no entertainer either. 

Trump will bring out his greatest hits and then it will be if Biden can be lucid enough to point out his successes and his opponents flaws. He's been good at that in the past - focusing on the risk that Trump brings. Once we see if Biden is up to a 2020 type performance it will probably be pretty flat from there in my opinion.

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