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If haley comes in second, that is a nice talking point. You spend a year basically on one state, iowa. Then at Break Neck Pace state after state. Lets Say Haley is able to beat trump New Hampshire. And then her Home State looms. And they are much more like iowa. Yeah, so it is basically you have never never and South Carolina In February and then Super Tuesday is looming out there. And the question is lets Say Haley is able to do well enough tonight to help her win New Hampshire next week, and then in those next six weeks can she get to the point where she can stare down trump oneonone. And in...

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Are two very different things.a. so you can't be the president without being the nominee. 100%s up. week. th first of all, he was upot thirty points in the fox news poll this week.e chatter about whethe and there has been a lotshould more chatter about whether desantis should just wait, frankly, until twenty , twenty eight , that this isn't his time. he's a young guy.a gr you have another great term as the governor of florida and enter the race when donald v trump is out of it because the base loves him and they want to avenge what happened ini 2020 by making sure he gets reelected again. and ...

Without being a nominee. >> it was up 30 points this week. there has been a lot more chatter about whether desantis should wait until 2028, this isn't his time. he is a grown guy, another great term in florida. wait until donald trump is out of it. the base loves him and i can't strength what happened in 2020 by making sure he gets re-elected again. and i think that he will be the nominee. but to the point about becoming president again, i'm sure there are some examples of it but i would say that certainly a majority of people who voted in 2016 for donald trump and then moved to biden, those i...

The College Board and several professors who worked on the Advanced Placement course said it was all strictly a matter of pedagogy, not politics, with one going so far as to say, 'This was pure cowardice.'