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In Iowa evangelical's are mostly white racists. At least those who caucus mostly are. I should be a bit more accurate. Only 50% voted for Trump, 50% didn't. In a state like Iowa that says something.

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:


You're such a propagandized meat puppet.

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In Iowa evangelical's are mostly white racists. At least those who caucus mostly are. I should be a bit more accurate. Only 50% voted for Trump, 50% didn't. In a state like Iowa that says something.

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Careful there, you whiny little bitch. Your fly is down and your CRT is showing. Nobody cares about your white guilt.

Almost 20% voted for your gal, Nikki Haley. Who was backed by the Koch brothers who you love so much.

You're such a propagandized meat puppet.


Trump got 50% of the vote and he hardly even campaigned in Iowa compared to DeSantis and Haley.

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In Iowa evangelical's are mostly white racists. At least those who caucus mostly are. I should be a bit more accurate. Only 50% voted for Trump, 50% didn't. In a state like Iowa that says something.

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Careful there, you whiny little bitch. Your fly is down and your CRT is showing. Nobody cares about your white guilt.

Almost 20% voted for your gal, Nikki Haley. Who was backed by the Koch brothers who you love so much.

You're such a propagandized meat puppet.


Trump got 50% of the vote and he hardly even campaigned in Iowa compared to DeSantis and Haley.

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In Iowa evangelical's are mostly white racists. At least those who caucus mostly are. I should be a bit more accurate. Only 50% voted for Trump, 50% didn't. In a state like Iowa that says something.

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Careful there, you whiny little bitch. Your fly is down and your CRT is showing. Nobody cares about your white guilt.

Almost 20% voted for your gal, Nikki Haley. Who was backed by the Koch brothers who you love so much.

You're such a propagandized meat puppet.


Trump got 50% of the vote and he hardly even campaigned in Iowa compared to DeSantis and Haley.

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Closer to 55%.

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In Iowa evangelical's are mostly white racists. At least those who caucus mostly are. I should be a bit more accurate. Only 50% voted for Trump, 50% didn't. In a state like Iowa that says something.

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Careful there, you whiny little bitch. Your fly is down and your CRT is showing. Nobody cares about your white guilt.

Almost 20% voted for your gal, Nikki Haley. Who was backed by the Koch brothers who you love so much.

You're such a propagandized meat puppet.


Trump got 50% of the vote and he hardly even campaigned in Iowa compared to DeSantis and Haley.

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Closer to 55%.

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51% exactly, at least according to RealClearPolitics. Maybe somebody else is showing more.

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That said, only 14% of the electric showed up to caucus. That leaves 86% that didn't bother to show up. Thats the real story. Who will that 86% vote for in the general?

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That's not a story. If somebody you're reading is trying to make it a story than they're just lying to you by omission by neglecting to tell you that's how it goes every primary in every state. Any pollster with any integrity at all knows this and factors all that math in their equations because they don't want to be off by 20 points when the general election comes.

And if you think that the turnout last night is low, look at the primary elections in off years.


SPOILER ALERT: The off year primaries is when the school boards shove through unpopular referendums to raise your property taxes because they know that nobody votes in those things and they can get enough gullible parents to vote in favor of them by sending their kids home with fliers lying about how much it would cost them.

How do I know this? I was one of 600+ people who voted against it in the 2022 local primary but we lost to the 800+ parents who voted for it. I even got to see the flier that the local elementary school sent my neighbor's kids home with telling them the property tax increase for our city would be only around $20 per year when I already had seen that it was going to increase my neighbor's taxes by over $180 and my own over $200.

And the school board knew they had to shove that through quick because the MASSIVE property tax increase we all just got stuck was coming the following year, with another one we get to look forward to next year as well.

And the perpetual liars get to keep making more money while never being held accountable for their lies.


I've actually scanned that flier, but I'm not posting it here and doxxing myself.

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Political correctness is just tyranny, with a smiley face.

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"Rachel Maddow admits on air that they’ve decided to censor the leading Republican candidate’s victory speech and will decide what they want the public to know later. This why no one trusts the media—their tactics are exactly like 1984."

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"Rachel Maddow admits on air that they’ve decided to censor the leading Republican candidate’s victory speech and will decide what they want the public to know later. This why no one trusts the media—their tactics are exactly like 1984."

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Loving America is like loving an addicted spouse - SIGNYM

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Donald Trump won half the Caucus vote against DeSantis, Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy, and some other random names. He carried 98 of Iowa’s 99 counties, and led in urban, suburban, and rural areas. According to entrance polls, he trounced DeSantis among self-described “very conservative” voters by a 60 percent to 28 percent margin, and beat the Floridian among evangelical voters by a 51 percent to 29 percent margin. But Trump also beat Haley among college-educated voters and independents. He carried every age category. Trump showed no real weaknesses. His roughly 30-point margin of victory was well over double the all-time record in contested Iowa Republican Caucus history, even though he may have suffered from turnout lowered by brutally cold weather and the lack of doubt about who was going to finish first (as opposed to second and third, which was indeed a close competition as predicted). He was outspent by both Team Haley ($37 million) and Team DeSantis ($35 million) in Iowa campaign advertising (Trump and his allies spent $18 million). None of it really mattered.

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Trump trashes Chris Sununu

"The most overrated governor. I was never a fan of his. Why does he allow Democrats to vote in the Republican primary? It's ridiculous.

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1747804611912589357

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A number of states allow only unaffiliated voters to participate in any party primary they choose, but do not allow voters who are registered with one party to vote in another party’s primary. This system differs from a true open primary because a Democrat cannot cross over and vote in a Republican party primary, or vice versa. New Hampshire requires that unaffiliated voters declare affiliation with a party at the polls in order to vote in that party’s primary. In Colorado, unaffiliated voters must return just one party’s mail ballot, or state which party ballot they want at the polls. The choice is public information, although it does not change the voter's unaffiliated status.

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I really don't know what this SNL appearance was about. The only people who vote for Haley in the primaries are Democrats, sure... But they're never going to vote for her in the General, and there's never going to be enough Democrats voting in any state primaries to put her above Trump.

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Who thought this was a good idea? She won’t get a bump from this because this isn’t 1968, she's not Nixon, and Laugh-In is no longer on the air.

Richard Nixon credits his appearance on the famed sketch comedy show as one of the reasons why he won the 1968 election. Does Haley think she can bounce back from a surprise SNL cameo? Or does she know she’s about to get thrashed again and doesn’t care? If she's about to be pummeled, she might as well go out having fun. Based on her Iowa and New Hampshire speeches, you could argue that she feels this could help humanize her more with voters. And given that her strategy is now centered on appealing to left-leaning voters, SNL would be the optimal show for a guest cold opening.

But we all know what’s coming: the woman is bound to be obliterated in Nevada and South Carolina. I don’t even need to go into Super Tuesday. One would hope that someone in her inner circle is trying to bring this woman back to reality by strongly advising her to drop out before the Palmetto State showdown, where Trump is going to eviscerate her by at least 25 points.

Haley isn’t the captain of the Titanic. She sees the iceberg and has time to change course. She can drop out now and leave this race with some dignity.

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LAS VEGAS, Nevada — Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley lost the Republican first-in-the-West Nevada primary to the “none of these candidates” option, an embarrassing display as she seeks to win the GOP presidential over former President Donald Trump.

With 86% of the ballots tallied, “none of these candidates” had 63% of the vote, while Haley had 31%, and former Vice President Mike Pence, who dropped out of the race last year, netted 4% of the vote. The Associated Press called the race shortly after midnight EST, two hours after the polls closed.

Haley became the first presidential candidate to lose a race to “none of these candidates” since the protest option became a requirement in 1975 under Nevada law for primary elections for president and statewide offices.

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In a race with no opponents, and in a contest with no convention delegates at stake, Nikki Haley, the lone surviving challenger to Donald Trump in the Republican nominating process, lost Tuesday’s Nevada primary in a landslide.

As explained in an earlier column, a couple years back Nevada’s state legislature mandated that primaries be held in the presidential nominating process. The GOP responded by announcing it would hold a caucus as well, setting ground rules that candidates could enter one or the other contest, but not both—though voters could vote in both contests—and that only the caucus results would count for accruing delegates. Trump, of course, promptly chose to enter the caucus, a format that he thrives in; Haley opted to go forego the delegates and went for the hoped-for headlines of a big symbolic win in the primaries. It didn’t work. On Tuesday, she secured less than one third of the primary vote, with almost all of the rest of the vote going for “None of these candidates.” The headlines weren’t exactly adulatory toward Haley. Two days later, Trump easily won the caucus.

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The former U.N. ambassador attracted thousands of donations from those who gave to the president during his 2020 campaign.

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Haley and allies increasingly targeted independent and Democratic-leaning voters in the final days of the election, with any voter who did not vote in the Feb. 3 Democratic presidential primary here eligible to vote in Saturday’s contest. Turnout in the Democratic primary was just 130,000, a massive drop-off from recent election cycles.

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Nikki Haley: South Carolina has spoken, we are the fourth state to do so.

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You are pathetic, Nikki.

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Just remember why you don't have a political career path ahead of you after Saturday, Nikki. You were warned. And come next week your political aspirations are doomed.

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Despite the losses, Haley has beat expectations set by polls in several of the early voting states. She won more than 43% of the vote in New Hampshire and nearly 40% in her home state of South Carolina, both states where she spent significant time campaigning.

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“There are huge numbers of voters in our Republican primaries who are saying they want an alternative,” Haley said last week.

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Sources with direct knowledge of Haley's planned remarks tell CBS News she will not endorse former President Donald Trump during her remarks.

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