Nikki Haley will suspend her campaign and leave Donald Trump as the last major Republican candidate.
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Frozen brain cells
I lived in New Hampshire back in the 80’s, nothing has changed. I said back then, that a republican in Vermont is really a democrat, a democrat in Vermont is really a socialist, and a socialist in Vermont is really a communist.
I find it much easier to never trust any republican.
A cheat in VT was needed by the uniparty to prevent a clean sweep.
A recount will prove me right.
Republicans are virtually extinct in Vermont. The last Vermont Republican was more than likely Calvin Coolidge when he was President during the 1920’s, 100 years ago.
President Trump was a threat to their D̶e̶m̶o̶c̶r̶a̶c̶y Communism.
Vermont republicans would be democrats anywhere south of NY, but it was the democrats voting in the VT open primary that gave Haley the win. And even then, only by a super slim margin.
Vermont is just letting their stupid flag fly.
Sweet Nikki needs to just go ahead and join the communist party where she can truly be happy.
Bye bye commie bitch !
Maybe Nikki and Marianne Williamson can get together and run. They can call themselves The Slut and The Nut
Seems good and clear what Haley was up to. Hold Trump off RNC money as long as possible and put up a front as a credible replacement-last opponent standing- if Trump is assassinated along the way.
A small twofer for whomever really runs the show.
Larry, his brother Daryl and his other brother Daryl😀
Bernie Sanders state. DUH!
I’ll concur that this was most likely the result of crossover voting, and rabid libs from NY voting where they shouldn’t. In a week or so we might have data to bounce off last two presidential primaries, say look at the D/R split vs last two elections.
Here in Wa-Wa land, Presidential primary, with party affiliation, is March, and the rest of the offices’ primaries are in August. This pretty much assures no blowback on cross-over activities.