Trump Wins GOP Primary in New Hampshire; Nikki Haley Puts Up a Great Performance
She is the lone remaining Republican against the formidable Trump in the contest. Trump has presented the greatest case to be the Republican party’s candidate for the November presidential elections by winning the New Hampshire primary after the Iowa Caucus.
Notably, Trump is the only Republican presidential contender who is not the incumbent to win the Iowa Caucus and the New Hampshire primary in consecutive years. The only Republican contender to win the New Hampshire primary three times is Trump. In an interview with Fox News, former Republican presidential contender Vivek Ramaswamy said, “This is a decisive win for Donald Trump tonight,” with 20% of the votes yet to count. He said that it would be appropriate for the former governor of South Carolina, Haley, to drop out of the race in favor of Trump.
The Trump team requested in a statement that Haley withdraws from the contest. There is no way for Haley to win. Rather, it said that Haley would actively support Harris-Biden’s reelection if she continues to run. “Nikki Haley said that she is running to prevent Harris-Biden from being re-elected. However, in the absence of a feasible route to triumph, each day she continues to compete is an additional day she contributes to the Harris-Biden campaign,” said Taylor Budowich, CEO of Make America Great Again Inc.
“It’s time for unity, it’s time to take the fight to the Democrats, and for Nikki Haley: it’s time to drop out,” said Budowich. Haley, however, seemed committed to competing. At Concord, New Hampshire, she said to her fans, “What a great night, God is so good.” “Tonight, I would want to congratulate Donald Trump on his triumph. He deserved it. And I would want to say that. You’ve all heard the rumors now that this race is finished among the political elite, and they’re falling all over themselves,” she remarked.
“Well, I’ve got news: New Hampshire leads the country in this category. It’s not the final one. This is not the end of the race. There are still dozens of states,” Haley said, claiming that she received over half of the vote in New Hampshire. When Haley entered the contest, there were fourteen of them, and her polling percentage was two percent. “All right, I can fight. And right now, Haley added, we’re the last people standing next to Donald Trump. “A Trump nomination is a Biden win, and a Kamala Harris presidency,” she said.
