Political leadership than anyone else, including the governor and most of the evangelical leaders, in a state where they might be 65 of the total turnout. If he comes in third, its hard to see a rationale for him to continue at that point. Even if he narrowly beats haley for second, that probably is the end of the road. If he cant compete effectively against trump here, you have to ask yourself where would he. The Problem Haley has got, if desantis drops out, its not clear she gets the bulk of those voters. They might end up with trump. Haleys situation reminds me of a lot of john mccains, not 2008 when he won the nomination but 2000 when he lost the nomination. Initial surge was fuelled mostly by independent voters, gave him an opportunity to make a case to core republicans against the