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A recent CNN poll surveyed Iowa caucus-goers to uncover some pretty shocking stats. It turns out that a whopping seven out of 10 supporters of former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley would not support former President Donald Trump in November if he secures the Republican nomination.
IOWA: Poll Finds 7 In 10 Nikki Haley Voters Will Not Support Trump In Novemberhttps://t.co/8dJ6mjzybK
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The poll also dug up some dirt on other potential Republican nominees. It showed that about 30 percent of Republican respondents wouldn’t vote for Nikki Haley if she won the nomination. And get this—28 percent said they couldn’t be swayed to support Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
Now, let’s talk numbers. Twenty percent of those surveyed said they couldn’t bring themselves to support Trump in November. And here’s the kicker: seven out of 10 pro-Haley respondents made it clear that they wouldn’t cast their vote for Trump in a hypothetical rematch with Joe Biden.
It’s important to note that Nikki Haley has vowed to support Trump if he becomes the nominee. But let’s be real, that’s a big “if.” Recent clashes with her former boss have put their relationship in the hot seat. Haley has criticized Trump, calling him a bringer of “chaos” while positioning herself as the sensible choice.
In a recent CBS interview, Haley voiced her concerns about the state of our country under another Trump term. She claimed that our nation is in disarray and the world is on fire, and she’s not wrong. Haley even went as far as saying, “So we won’t survive it.”
But, as expected, Trump didn’t take too kindly to Haley’s words. He accused her of disloyalty and rejected her campaign as insignificant.
And get this: despite the verbal sparring, there’s talk of Haley potentially being Trump’s running mate. Can you imagine? Some key figures in the Trump base aren’t too thrilled about the idea, and who can blame them?
