It’s official. We can refer to Nikki Haley as Nikki “Who-ly”, as in “Remind me…who is she?”
Trump as the Republican nominee has been a foregone conclusion since the Coup of 2020. Trump performed amazingly as president and deserved his second term. The Republican establishment partnered with Democrats to defeat him. And their continued efforts to destroy Trump and his family led to Trump’s resurgence.
Oh the irony.
Nikki Haley and others were sanctioned to take Trump out. I commented many times that the Uniparty hoped that the sheer volume of people going against Trump would be enough to take him out. DeSantis, Haley, Christi, Hutchison, and others. Former governors, Senators, Attorneys Generals, and Trump staffers were cajoled into making Trump look bad. The idea was “Look at all these formidable people running against Trump”.
The “field” never had a majority, and the most votes any of them got when they ran collectively was around 20 percent. South Carolina put the nail in the coffin for the RINO faction of the Republican Party.
What is the makeup of the Republican Party?
According to a CNN exit poll of primary voters, more than 4 in 10 described themselves as being affiliated with the MAGA movement. Forty percent MAGA. The exit poll doesn’t tell the whole story, since 80 percent of people polled described themselves as conservative. Consider that 80 percent of the people don’t think of themselves as Republicans. Put another way, MAGA is double the size of Republicans.
I consider the 80 percent conservatives as ReTrumplicans. And while some may not like Trump’s style, the love his results.
Another poll question had to do with Biden. Only a third of respondents acknowledged Joe Biden as the rightful winner of the 2020 election. So calling ReTrumplicans “election deniers” isn’t doing the party any harm. The majority of Republican voters believe that Democrats stole the elections.
What next for Trump?
Undoubtedly, Trump has ground to make up. But his ground is smoother than the Democrats. How many of “Who-ly'” 39 percent can he garner? I say most of it.
However, before we get into that, let’s look at the one-third of voters who believe Biden won.
How will the “free and fair election” thinking shift over the next few months as more Democrat skullduggery gets revealed?
Trump remains defiant about the big cheat, something that irks the Democrats. Part of destroying Trump meant destroying the idea of a tainted election. But Trump has held firm and his stature has grown. Thus, as the myth of a fair election dissipates, more of those voters will move to Trump.
One thing is for sure, election deniers have been growing since Democrats started this lie. Look back at the polls right after the election, and Democrats did a decent job of convincing people that Biden won fair and square. However, those numbers have steadily dropped over three years. How many more people will see the light between now and election time?
What of the perception of Biden?
He has been painted as “Average Joe”; trustworthy and honest. Do you think this is how people will think of the Bidens in the next 60 days?
Jim “Little Bro” Biden has already recanted his testimony about his big brother, aka “the big guy”. And that (fake) recanting by the FBI agent changed nobody’s mind about the Biden family grift. The FBI can’t explain the Biden family’s 20 LLCs, 170 suspicious activity reports, and million of dollars Joe Biden said they never received.
The hurdle Trump must jump is people don’t like him? That’s what they said about him in 2016. Then in 2020 he managed to win over millions more voters than in his previous election. With the current witch hunts by the embattled Fani Willis, and soon to be embattled Judge Engoron, Letitia James, and Alvin Bragg, how do you think things will look for Trump by election time?
Democrats have bet their strategy on a Trump conviction, even if it’s jaywalking. And while the media touts polls that show people declining to vote for Trump if he’s convicted, that narrative is a ruse.
As CNN reported,
Still, Trump saw hefty advantages with other demographics, according to the exit polls.
Primary voters thought he was more electable in November than Haley by a 23-point margin, and more voters said he has the physical and mental health needed to serve effectively as president than Haley.
Overall, he also demonstrated more loyalty among his voters at the same time that the exit polls hinted at how he can motivate his critics.
Ninety-three percent of Trump voters said they mainly voted for their candidate, rather than against his opponent. Among Haley voters, 58% mainly supported her — and 40% voted mainly to oppose Trump.
Telling numbers, particularly the last datapoints.
Ninety-three percent of Trump voters voted FOR Trump. Only 58 percent voted for Haley. Trump has without a doubt the most loyal supporters of any candidate, running or planning to run. And that base grows each time he defeats a challenger.
Trump can lose part of the Republican Party and comfortably defeat Biden or anyone else. Have you seen polling of Trump vs Michelle Obama? Google it; I dare you. As for Newsom, a Trump versus Newsom poll showed not good news for Newsom. I then checked Trump versus Harris, and surprisingly she did better than Newsom. But still not good news for Democrats.
Anybody think Democrats want to share the results of these polls?
Trump will heal the Republican Party, even if it means dragging McConnell around by a dog leash. But major roadblocks lie ahead for the Democrats. Headwinds they knowingly sailed into.
Nikki Haley was never a factor against Trump. Just more Leftist propaganda to get real Republicans’ eyes off the ball. Another fail by the Left and a nail in the RINO Deep State coffin.
