President Trump is the dominating force in the Republican Party and Primary. He defeated DeSantis and Haley in IA by 30 points. He trounced Haley by double digits in NH. He handed her an embarrassing loss in SC by 20 points. And he just defeated her by 40 points in MI. She can’t name a state she can win, Trump is the nominee. Trump is also beating Biden nationally, in key swing states, and on the issues that matter most to voters.
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Because it's notable that Lisa Murkowski came out with this endorsement today, Garrett. What did you make of that? But more broadly speaking, what did you make of Nikki Haley's comments that she doesn't know that Trump's going to follow the Constitution in the second term? There's 40% of Republican voters who are not supporting Trump. They're supporting her. Could that make it tougher to win them over? So I think if you take a step back, I mean, Lisa Murkowski has never been very friendly towards President Trump. She literally voted to convict him in the Senate. I don't think it's that surprising. I think it's the last stand of the Never Trump movement left within Congress. I think that if you look at this here, you're talking about President Trump has had dominant performances in Iowa, over around DeSantis, who spent, visited all 99 counties, won by 30 there, beat Nikki Haley by double digits in New Hampshire. She spent, outspent them three, four to one there, spent most of her time in the centerpiece of her campaign. She got her butt kicked in South Carolina very embarrassingly by 20 points. She just lost in Michigan by 40 points, and she can't name a state that she's gonna win. I mean, we're talking about DC, she might not even win DC, maybe she does, maybe she doesn't. But we're talking about President Trump's gonna have this locked down, and if you take a step back looking at the general here, it's not hurting him in a general election. You've had polls that come out seven swing states where he's beating Joe Biden head to head in the swing states, and on the key issue, the matter with the voters.
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