Puerto Rico (April 21st), Pennsylvania (April 23rd), and Indiana (May 7th) are up next for the Republican primaries. I expect Haley to continue taking 15% to 30% of the vote away from Trump. Do not be afraid to post the results of the Republican primaries...you've already posted the results of other Republican primaries that show Haley taking 15% to 30% of the vote away from Trump. You're doing an excellent job. Thus, there's no need for me to post the Republican primary results for the upcoming Puerto Rico (April 21st), Pennsylvania (April 23rd), and Indiana (May 7th) Republican primaries. I expect you to continue posting the primary numbers or would that be wishful thinking that you'll continue posting the primary results ??? #fuckoff wrbtrader
Really? RFK increases Trumps lead from 0.6 to 5.3. Show us polls where Haley increases Bidens lead 5 points
Once again, you're having illusions about what others are writing...I never said anything about Haley increasing Biden's poll numbers. Wake up...Haley taking votes away from Trump. Now go get some sleep. If not and you prefer to troll... #fuckoff wrbtrader
You're lost...I was the first at the forum to say Trump clinched the nomination. I'm also the first the say that Haley's Republican supporters plan to take more votes away from Trump after his stupid attacks on them as Republicans. Another way to view it...Trump needs her supporters and as Haley stated...Trump still has not earned them. I'm also to first to say in agreement with Haley's campaign...only about 50% of her supporters plan to vote for Trump. The remaining supporters...Republican write-in for Haley, votes for Biden, and the remainder plan to not vote in protest against a Trump/Biden II because they're disgusted about these two politicians. Give them a call if you think the above is not true instead of being a constant dickhead. They will not bite you. Below is a repeat message post in several different threads including this thread. Where will Nikki Haley’s supporters go now that she dropped out? ...Recent polling from Quinnipiac University found that about half of Republicans and Republican-leaning voters who supported Haley would vote for Trump, while 37 percent would vote for Biden. Twelve percent said they would abstain, vote for someone else or hadn’t yet decided what to do. Haley ran as Trump’s loudest and most visible Republican antagonist, and it was a core part of the former U.N. ambassador’s appeal among many of her supporters. But even some of her most enthusiastic fans said they will vote for the Republican nominee no matter what. Others, though, are wrestling with how to vote this fall and wondering whether there’s a place for them in Trump’s GOP... https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...eys-supporters-vote-now-that-she-dropped-out/ wrbtrader