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>> No matter which way you split it, or splice it, or cut it, or dice it, President Trump is the dominant force in the Republican Party. He is the leader of the Republican Party. He vanquished all his opponents beautifully last evening. And there's no way that they could spin this, they could point to whatever exit poll, whatever stupid factoid, whatever dumb little piece of data they want. They spent $40 million to come in a distant second place. They visited 99 counties not to win a single county. This is an embarrassment, this is a massive electoral loss for Ron DeSantis and his entire grifting consultant-driven, Beltway-approved campaign. It's a disaster. Now, going forward, the only saving grace for the likes of Nikki Haley, you alluded to in places like New Hampshire, is the fact that open primaries are states that have very easy, party registration rules, same-day party registration rules could potentially help them. But with Vivek dropping out, again, it was brilliant that Trump took a punch at Vivek, burst his hand, he bowed out. This is called playing politics smart. Now all those votes will now be rallying behind President Trump going into New Hampshire. That's still going to be a win for him. It's usually a strange state normally, so it won't really make a big difference. South Carolina, she's going to get embarrassed, she's going to lose on her home state that she served as the governor of. Nevada is going to be Trump, you know, territory times 10. And then you go into Super Tuesday and the rest of the states and everyone's going to continue to get embarrassed. So let them get embarrassed, let them make fools of themselves. It's only going to be better for MAGA, it's only going to serve as more momentum, more morale boosting. And I'm here for it. If they want to destroy their careers and reputations, let them, let all these people destroy their careers and reputations and go down with the disinking ship, as we can call it, because Trump is not going anywhere, he's going to be our nominee. And honestly, Jack, I think he's going to be our next president, and I say that with a certain degree of confidence that we haven't seen in many years coming out of, you know, the electoral prognosis online and elsewhere.

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