So in an open election, in a liberal state Trump won by double digits, wow.

Walter Mondale won a ton of states in the Democrat primary but 30 or more points and then got shellacked in the General just months later. It's a different ballgame.

And with most of Haley’s votes coming from crossover Dems. More ‘believe us or your lying eyes’. This is why it all come down to “the barrel of a gun”. Lies and self delusion are an innate part of the human psyche. I would offer my usual “get Jesus” thing, albeit many on both sides already claim to be serving Jesus’s main principle of Love. The easy time ends this year no matter what and things will be a lot different this time next year.

Even after all the Dems voted for Deep Stste Corrupt Haley.
Trump needs to pick Vivek and turn him loose. Then Trump can be the good cop and lower his aggressiveness.

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Sounds like Trump reeled in some dems and independents as well as a vast majority of the republicans. This is truly scary for the general, something is gonna happen to force nation wide mail in or on line voting, its the only way they can stop him.

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So much delusion.

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Sounds like Trump reeled in some dems and independents as well as a vast majority of the republicans.

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So you’re giddy about four more years of Biden? Enjoy them.

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Registered Republicans turned out in droves to ratify Trump’s role as the leader of their party, and the former president won nearly three-quarters of the GOP vote, according to exit polling. Indeed, he won the highest raw vote total of any candidate in the New Hampshire primaries ever. But anti-Trump forces were just as enthused to register their dissatisfaction with Trump. He won just one-third of unaffiliated voters — a pronounced drop off from the 2020 election, in which he won 37 percent of the independent vote and still lost the state to Joe Biden. In 2016, Trump won 36 percent of independents in the primary and 45 percent in that year’s general election (when he also lost the state to Hillary Clinton).

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But Trump’s problems are not limited to the number of independent voters who just can’t pull the lever for him (63 percent of independents in this year’s New Hampshire primary said they would not vote for Trump in November). The former president also has to worry about Republicans who still identify as Republicans but are nonetheless hostile to Trump.

“According to AP VoteCast, just under one-fifth of the Republican electorate in the Granite State won’t vote for Trump in the general election. That’s not dissimilar from the 15 percent of Republican Iowa caucus-goers who said the same. According to an even more dire Fox News Voter Analysis, a shocking 35 percent of New Hampshire Republicans said they would refuse to hold their nose for the former president in the fall.”

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Sounds like Trump reeled in some dems and independents as well as a vast majority of the republicans.

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Honestly I think it's that Biden has driven them away as opposed to Trump reeling them in.

Either way though, I'll take it.