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"promised"?That's the only reason I can think of why she would be walking into a shellacking in her home state. After her "better than expected" (lol) 12 point loss in New Hampshire the RCP averages now have her 30 points behind Trump in South Carolina. But I just heard she is going on a fundraising blitz. WTH?
That's the only reason I can think of why she would be walking into a shellacking in her home state
No. She and DeSantis were probably both banking on the fact that Trump's legal issues would have taken him out of the picture by now. She's staying in (at least until SC) because major donors are still backing her. And it's fun to watch. Trump really doesn't like strong women standing up to him (look at how personally he took the E. Jean Carroll civil suit). He thought she was going to fold and bow out after NH.That's the only reason I can think of why she would be walking into a shellacking in her home state. After her "better than expected" (lol) 12 point loss in New Hampshire the RCP averages now have her 30 points behind Trump in South Carolina. But I just heard she is going on a fundraising blitz. WTH?
I believe you are correct. I'm willing to bet that republican bigwigs are urging her to stay for just that eventuality.I think Nikki is waiting to see if Trump is convicted or drops out of the race.
She wants to be next in line.
tRump's health will take him out before the legal issues cause him to voluntarily drop out.No. She and DeSantis were probably both banking on the fact that Trump's legal issues would have taken him out of the picture by now. She's staying in (at least until SC) because major donors are still backing her. And it's fun to watch. Trump really doesn't like strong women standing up to him (look at how personally he took the E. Jean Carroll civil suit). He thought she was going to fold and bow out after NH.
He's got at least one foot on a banana peel, and considering his weight, his cholesterol is likely sky high.tRump's health will take him out before the legal issues cause him to voluntarily drop out.
That's the only reason I can think of why she would be walking into a shellacking in her home state. After her "better than expected" (lol) 12 point loss in New Hampshire the RCP averages now have her 30 points behind Trump in South Carolina. But I just heard she is going on a fundraising blitz. WTH?
ExactlyHe's got at least one foot on a banana peel, and considering his weight, his cholesterol is likely sky high.
Right now, there are only 2 in the race, and if she stays, she may get the nomination by default.
Folks are saying that's why Ron dropped out.That's the only reason I can think of why she would be walking into a shellacking in her home state. After her "better than expected" (lol) 12 point loss in New Hampshire the RCP averages now have her 30 points behind Trump in South Carolina. But I just heard she is going on a fundraising blitz. WTH?
And he can, as soon Haley drops out. Even Trump knows that for the RNC to declare him the nominee now is certain death for his chances come November.IMO this is why TRUMP needs to announce and run with his VP pick now.
No sane politician would walk into a bloodbath in her home state. And the fact that she is so disliked in her home state might make a logical person ask WHY?No. She and DeSantis were probably both banking on the fact that Trump's legal issues would have taken him out of the picture by now. She's staying in (at least until SC) because major donors are still backing her. And it's fun to watch. Trump really doesn't like strong women standing up to him (look at how personally he took the E. Jean Carroll civil suit). He thought she was going to fold and bow out after NH.
She's standing up to Trump. And yes, she won't win. But she's gonna make Republican voters think twice. And if the donors and Republican bigwigs are backing her, she's gonna stay in.No sane politician would walk into a bloodbath in her home state. And the fact that she is so disliked in her home state might make a logical person ask WHY?
She's standing up to Trump. And yes, she won't win. But she's gonna make Republican voters think twice. And if the donors and Republican bigwigs are backing her, she's gonna stay in.
And that only kneecaps Trump.
And he can, as soon Haley drops out. Even Trump knows that for the RNC to declare him the nominee now is certain death for his chances come November.
Then your imagination is really lacking.That's the only reason I can think of why she would be walking into a shellacking in her home state. After her "better than expected" (lol) 12 point loss in New Hampshire the RCP averages now have her 30 points behind Trump in South Carolina. But I just heard she is going on a fundraising blitz. WTH?
Also don't know why Haley would be viewed as next in line simply because she's the last to drop out. Is this a RNC rule?
If Trump drops out and Nikki is sitting there with the next most delegates, who do you think would get the nomination at the convention?
No "rule". But they will nominate the person they think can win.What rule says the person in 2nd gets the nomination? Does Nikki think she's going to be coronated for coming in 2nd place?
