Reporting today at the polls in Horry County, MyrtleBeachSC News witnessed a large Democrat voting block voting for Nikki Haley. We asked those voters if they would support her in the general election. Practically all said no. Even as of this publishing, it is clear, Nikki Haley lost S.C.
Nikki Haley has no future in politics. She waisted her entire political capitol in S.C. No recent Republican candidate has lost S.C. and won the Republican nomination for President.
Even with huge Democrat turnout, Haley is projected to lose her home state.
“South Carolina will vote on Saturday. But on Sunday, I’ll still be running for president,” Haley said this week at Clemson University. “I’m not going anywhere.”
I’m Not Going Anywhere
Those words truly sum up this primary. Nikki Haley is not going anywhere near a Republican nomination for President. Even with her huge Democrat donors and a large Democrat voter turnout, Haley will lose South Carolina.
Haley Outspent Trump in South Carolina, but Nikki Haley lost S.C.
6 out of 10 voters standing in line today told MyrtleBeachSC News they were voting for Donald Trump.
Haley spent $11.4 million this month on ads in her home state — over $10 million more than Trump, according to AdImpact data. Last month, she raised $11.5 million, largely from Democrat donors, compared to $8.8 million raised by Trump.
EARLY SPIN VICTORY SPEECH
Haley is expected to make an early victory speech tonight, perhaps even before the race is called.
She will claim some type of moral win, and make the push for Super Tuesday.
Sadly, her claims for a Republican nomination are not based in reality.
Moving beyond Haley
Hopefully the voters, and also, former President Trump can move the message beyond Haley, after tonight’s reporting that Nikki Haley lost S.C.
Biden’s America offers little hope and no vision. Biden and Democrats are left to run on a “Woman’s Right to Choose” this cycle. It is the only positive message they have. The negative messages from Democrats will focus on 81 million America First voters calling these voters Maga extremists.
If the former President can now pivot away from the small fight with Haley and into casting a vision of hope for all Americans, voters are likely to pivot with him as well.