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MSNBC host Joy Reid said Tuesday that Donald Trump’s cringey exchange with Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) after winning New Hampshire proved he “wants to see his former opponents grovel.” (Watch the video below.)
Former President Donald Trump is projected to score a double-digit victory in New Hampshire's primary on Tuesday, marking a second and crucial step toward securing the 2024 Republican nomination.
Donald Trump held fast to his core support groups even as anti-Trump voters coalesced around Nikki Haley in the New Hampshire Republican primary on Tuesday, producing a far different race than Trump's blowout victory in Iowa last week, albeit still a clear win for the former president, exit polling shows.
For weeks, Nikki Haley and her allies have said she was ready to take on Donald Trump in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary — and prove she has the momentum with Republicans to keep fighting him for the party's presidential nomination.
New Hampshire voters have been heading to the polls on Tuesday to vote in a presidential primary that could heavily influence the race for the Republican nomination.
New Hampshire's independent voters are a valuable voting bloc, making up more than 40% of the state's voters — with many still making up their minds on who will receive their support in Tuesday's primary contest.
Republican critics of Donald Trump have always said that getting the 2024 primary down to a one-on-one race would be key for any of his challengers to try to defeat him with voters.
Last week's Iowa caucuses posed something of a Rorschach test for one of the biggest questions of the 2024 cycle: Will Donald Trump's GOP continue to shed suburban support — or will enough of them return to the Republican base if faced, again, with choosing him or Joe Biden?