Donald Trump, The Former President Of The U.S., Can Only Get 51% Of The Vote From His Own Party In Iowa

There is not a Democrat alive who likes gutless, mealy-mouthed Haley.
You are dead wrong. Follow the money and you will see major Democratic donors shelling out big bucks for Haley. You are not only stupid, you are uninformed. A pair to draw to.
 
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Look at the dumbfuck running from his own claims. You said this was a record win and cited news claiming it beat the previous record of 12.8 points.

But I too did make a mistakenand unlike you, I own my mistakes. I was citing Trump's 97.1% victory in Iowa 4 years ago. But your news article was about the margin of victory over the closest runner up. So that's 96 points (rounded) for Trump.

Still, I don't care how bad you are at math, and you are bad, 96 will always be more than 13.

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Keep exposing the fact you have ZERO reading comprehension skills, liar. :auiqs.jpg: :auiqs.jpg: :auiqs.jpg:
 
You are dead wrong. Follow the money and you will see major Democratic donors shelling out big bucks for Haley. You are not only stupid, you are uninformed. A pair to draw to.
LOL...calling me "uninformed" when your idiot ass thinks Trump won the 2020 election.

Good one!!
 
The fact that Trump can only get 51% of the vote within his own party in Iowa shows that he CANNOT win in November.

The fact that Republicans are split like this when voting for their former President does not bode well at all for Trump in November.
Ok it’s another lib loon who can’t do percentage math
He had multiple opponents. He beat each and every one by a factor greater than 2X.
 
I didn't post a meme, you flaming idiot. I posted Iowa's caucus results from 4 years ago showing he won by a margin of 96 points.

So which is bigger? 13 or 96?
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Wrong again...Trump got over 90% in 2020.

Of course, he is facing competition now...because he is a much weaker candidate.
No, Trump barely won in 2020 with about 33% of the vote.

In 2016 when Trump was still an unknown as President that he came in second with 24.3% of the vote to Ted Cruz's 27.6%.

From the Des Moines Register:
"Donald Trump won the 2024 Iowa Caucuses in a landslide, securing an unprecedented victory over rivals who spent the better part of a year unsuccessfully urging Iowans to move on from a former president beset by legal challenges and the baggage of a failed 2020 run.

Rather than unite around a challenger, Iowa Republicans largely embraced Trump, delivering him the strongest win by a presidential candidate in the Republican caucuses’ 48-year history. . ."
 
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The fact that Trump can only get 51% of the vote within his own party in Iowa shows that he CANNOT win in November.

The fact that Republicans are split like this when voting for their former President does not bode well at all for Trump in November.
I hope you're not a DEI airline pilot.

Can you show us on the rape doll where President Trump sodomized you?

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Ok it’s another lib loon who can’t do percentage math
He had multiple opponents. He beat each and every one by a factor greater than 2X.
The point you can't comprehend is that Trump should not have "multiple opponents".

He has multiple opponents now because he is a much weaker candidate than he was in 2020.

That's what happens when you lead an insurrection and you have 91 criminal indictments.
 
The point you can't comprehend is that Trump should not have "multiple opponents".

He has multiple opponents now because he is a much weaker candidate than he was in 2020.

That's what happens when you lead an insurrection and you have 91 criminal indictments.
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I see the rightards have their marching orders. One after the other. :lmao:

No one's ever gotten more than 50%?? Really? Because Trump got 97% 4 years ago.

He was the projected winner when that chart came out. When all the vote was in he did win in 2020 but with only barely about 33% of the vote. It took the incompetence and horrendous behavior of the Biden administration to fully wake up the electorate there.
 
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No, Trump barely won in 2020 with about 33% of the vote.

In 2016 when Trump was still an unknown as President that he came in second with 24.3% of the vote to Ted Cruz's 27.6%.

From the Des Moines Register:
"Donald Trump won the 2024 Iowa Caucuses in a landslide, securing an unprecedented victory over rivals who spent the better part of a year unsuccessfully urging Iowans to move on from a former president beset by legal challenges and the baggage of a failed 2020 run.

Rather than unite around a challenger, Iowa Republicans largely embraced Trump, delivering him the strongest win by a presidential candidate in the Republican caucuses’ 48-year history. . ."
I don't understand the point you're trying to make. And your article discusses the Democratic Iowa caucus, not Trump.
 
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