"No one likes Trump, he will get killed in non-red states."

(Gets most votes of any candidate ever in blue NH primary.)

BAM! https://t.co/Cb66wLrjp1

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) January 24, 2024

only a Trump grifter can ridiculously claim that winning 30,590 votes to Nikki Haley's 26,400 votes

is some kind of major triumph.

the most famous person in the world, a former President of the USA, running in his THIRD Presidential campaign, with his billion dollar estate...

and he beats Haley by 4000 votes.

wow, super impressive!! How many of those Haley voters are going to now turn around and vote Orange God King in November?

he is getting curbstomped when it's the entire country voting.

Republican Presidential Primary: New Hampshire
KEY RACE
22
BOUND DELEGATES
Candidate % Votes Bound Delegates
Donald Trump
Republican 54.7%
164,813
34,711 ahead
12
Nikki Haley
Republican 43.2%
130,102 9
Projected Winner
Est. vote in: 91%

Ellis Wyatt said:

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Nikki Haley got her ass kicked and is done.

Are you supporting the Marxists in 2024?

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You already helped elect the Marxists by supporting sacrificial lamb Trump.

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Dan Scott said:

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NH 2024: CNN exit Poll

Composition of the electorate:
Registered Republican: 49%
Registered undeclared: 47%
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Do you think Joe Biden legitimately won the 2020 election?
Yes: 49%
No: 49%
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Are you a part of the MAGA movement?
Yes: 32%
No: 64%https://t.co/Hmz746BnTc

— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) January 23, 2024

It's more than MAGA that thinks 2020 election was messed up. We need constitutional amendment for nationwide electoral reform.

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That's rather telling. Even those closer to the center don't believe the 2020 election was legitimate.

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Or people are embarrassed to admit they're MAGA on the record

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Yeah clearly it was that.

It couldn't possibly be that most people outside of the Dem true believers who think Biden is of sound mind and won more votes than Obama by hiding in the basement aren't buying it.

It's a maga conspiracy!

LMCane said:

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only a Trump grifter can ridiculously claim that winning 30,590 votes to Nikki Haley's 26,400 votes

is some kind of major triumph.

the most famous person in the world, a former President of the USA, running in his THIRD Presidential campaign, with his billion dollar estate...

and he beats Haley by 4000 votes.

wow, super impressive!! How many of those Haley voters are going to now turn around and vote Orange God King in November?

he is getting curbstomped when it's the entire country voting.

Republican Presidential Primary: New Hampshire
KEY RACE
22
BOUND DELEGATES
Candidate % Votes Bound Delegates
Donald Trump
Republican 54.7%
164,813
34,711 ahead
12
Nikki Haley
Republican 43.2%
130,102 9
Projected Winner
Est. vote in: 91%

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*drink

Think he won by more than 4K…

Katie barn the door.

I really like Ron DeSantis, but ...

https://rumble.com/v48yad3-democrat-candidate-dean-phillips-went-to-a-donald-trump-rally.html

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https://rumble.com/v48yad3-democrat-candidate-dean-phillips-went-to-a-donald-trump-rally.html

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This is a great find. How many videos are there of people in 2016 or 2020 going to Trump rallies to confirm their bias of delusional idiots, and they walk away and are like well they are thoughtful. They are nice. They are optimistic.

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And different news sources are saying D's crossed over to vote for Haley…not sure about your observations…just saying that's what they are reporting…

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I'm sure there were some but this seems overblown. It's very common in NH to be undeclared. A lot of libertarians here I guess you could say.

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Libertarians voting for the globalist/war monger Haley? What a laugh. Try another one.

A libertarian foreign policy agenda is about as far from Haley's on the political spectrum as it is possible to get.

Ellis Wyatt said:

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Dan Scott said:

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CNN exit poll, opinion of candidate you voted for:

TRUMP VOTERS:
Strongly favor:                      77%
Some reservations:              19%
Dislike opponents:               3%

HALEY VOTERS:
Strongly favor:                      33%
Some reservations:              27%
Dislike…

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) January 23, 2024

People voted against Trump

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This election is about America versus Marxism. Period.

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To most of us, maybe. That's not what Trump will make it about, and turnout is going to be in large part based on those voting for Trump and against Trump.

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ClickClack said:

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Being reported that 70% of non-registered voters went for Haley, and they are reporting that a good portion of those were Ds…

Again…that's straight from FoxNews…

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How do they know who from undeclared was actually D? They're just repeating what trump was saying. He doesn't ducking know like most of what he espouses. I voted for him twice but can't do it anymore when we had a good Republican option.

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Exit polling data…

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I'm just telling you I looked at the two biggest urban (Blue) centers in NH, Nashua and Manchester, and they had some of the bigger margins for Trump. If you have some data please feel free to share it.

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Those are also home to many blue collar voters. Trump is running up vote totals among that group of voters while college "educated" white collar suburban voters (especially single women) are moving towards the Dems.

And outside of online message boards, there are a lot more blue collar non college graduate voters than wishy washy college indoctrinated liberals such as yourself. So that is a good exchange for the Republican Party long term as it comes to political realignment.

Rapier108 said:

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Biggest problem for New Hampshire is all the commies moving there from Massachusetts and bringing their voting patterns with them.

It has been a "moderate" state for a long time, but won't be for much longer.

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Portsmouth, Concord, Nashua, and Manchester ruin it for the rest of the state.

Portsmouth is a cool town, but there's a rainbow and BLM flag on every corner.

we went to a coffee shop and they had a box of plan b out with a sign "for teenagers that have to hide from their parents or something."

that's highly illegal and the poverty/teenage pregnancy rate in that area is laughably low. along with the exceptionally low diversity.

most of the middle of the state is pretty based.

nortex97 said:

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"No one likes Trump, he will get killed in non-red states."

(Gets most votes of any candidate ever in blue NH primary.)

BAM! https://t.co/Cb66wLrjp1

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) January 24, 2024

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Which is completely irrelevant for the general election.

No real surprise that Catturd thinks it actually means something. Guy is a bootlicking dumbass who sold his soul to Trump.

Looking at the primary totals from 2016, 2020, and 2024 it looks roughly the same for 2016/2024(just an increase in number of votes). Trump got 12 delegates in 2016/2024 and 22 in 2020. In 2016 when he won, he got around 100k votes. In 2020 he had about 129k votes. This year he got roughly 170k votes. Number of total votes has steadily increased but it definitely sounds like Hailey had several crossovers from dems/independents voting for her as well.
More women voted for trump than for hailey. Thats interesting and i think that bodes well for Trump.

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ClickClack said:

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ClickClack said:

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FireAg said:

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Being reported that 70% of non-registered voters went for Haley, and they are reporting that a good portion of those were Ds…

Again…that's straight from FoxNews…

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How do they know who from undeclared was actually D? They're just repeating what trump was saying. He doesn't ducking know like most of what he espouses. I voted for him twice but can't do it anymore when we had a good Republican option.

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Exit polling data…

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I'm just telling you I looked at the two biggest urban (Blue) centers in NH, Nashua and Manchester, and they had some of the bigger margins for Trump. If you have some data please feel free to share it.

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Those are also home to many blue collar voters. Trump is running up vote totals among that group of voters while college "educated" white collar suburban voters (especially single women) are moving towards the Dems.

And outside of online message boards, there are a lot more blue collar non college graduate voters than wishy washy college indoctrinated liberals such as yourself. So that is a good exchange for the Republican Party long term as it comes to political realignment.

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I'm not a liberal you ****ing moron. So sick of this board.

You voted for Nikki Haley. Own it.

c-jags said:

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Rapier108 said:

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Biggest problem for New Hampshire is all the commies moving there from Massachusetts and bringing their voting patterns with them.

It has been a "moderate" state for a long time, but won't be for much longer.

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Portsmouth, Concord, Nashua, and Manchester ruin it for the rest of the state.

Portsmouth is a cool town, but there's a rainbow and BLM flag on every corner.

we went to a coffee shop and they had a box of plan b out with a sign "for teenagers that have to hide from their parents or something."

that's highly illegal and the poverty/teenage pregnancy rate in that area is laughably low. along with the exceptionally low diversity.

most of the middle of the state is pretty based.

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Exactly. The state feels very conservative. I've lived here for 5 years. Unfortunately it has only a population of 1.4M or so so the areas you mentioned skew elections.

Driving around the town I live and talking to people (which is not far from the Mass border) you would think it's very dominant conservative.

Wes97 said:

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ClickClack said:

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FireAg said:

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And different news sources are saying D's crossed over to vote for Haley…not sure about your observations…just saying that's what they are reporting…

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I'm sure there were some but this seems overblown. It's very common in NH to be undeclared. A lot of libertarians here I guess you could say.

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Libertarians voting for the globalist/war monger Haley? What a laugh. Try another one.

A libertarian foreign policy agenda is about as far from Haley's on the political spectrum as it is possible to get.

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So is Trump. It's hard to imagine many Libertarians thinking that Trump would be good.

eric76 said:

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Wes97 said:

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ClickClack said:

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FireAg said:

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And different news sources are saying D's crossed over to vote for Haley…not sure about your observations…just saying that's what they are reporting…

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I'm sure there were some but this seems overblown. It's very common in NH to be undeclared. A lot of libertarians here I guess you could say.

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Libertarians voting for the globalist/war monger Haley? What a laugh. Try another one.

A libertarian foreign policy agenda is about as far from Haley's on the political spectrum as it is possible to get.

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So is Trump. It's hard to imagine many Libertarians thinking that Trump would be good.

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Yeah Trump got the USA entangled in so many foreign wars...

Wes97 said:

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You voted for Nikki Haley. Own it.

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And many on this board said the same thing about voting for Trump in 2016 and 2020. So which is it? Please tell me who is conservative enough for you that makes me not a liberal.

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eric76 said:

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Wes97 said:

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ClickClack said:

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FireAg said:

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And different news sources are saying D's crossed over to vote for Haley…not sure about your observations…just saying that's what they are reporting…

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I'm sure there were some but this seems overblown. It's very common in NH to be undeclared. A lot of libertarians here I guess you could say.

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Libertarians voting for the globalist/war monger Haley? What a laugh. Try another one.

A libertarian foreign policy agenda is about as far from Haley's on the political spectrum as it is possible to get.

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So is Trump. It's hard to imagine many Libertarians thinking that Trump would be good.

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Yeah Trump got the USA entangled in so many foreign wars...

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Taking into consideration that I'm saying this from the perspective of someone whom in past (a while ago now) had very neocon tendencies when it came to foreign policy... Trump was by far the most successful foreign policy POTUS we've had since at least Reagan and it's not even close.

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texagbeliever said:

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eric76 said:

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Wes97 said:

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ClickClack said:

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FireAg said:

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And different news sources are saying D's crossed over to vote for Haley…not sure about your observations…just saying that's what they are reporting…

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I'm sure there were some but this seems overblown. It's very common in NH to be undeclared. A lot of libertarians here I guess you could say.

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Libertarians voting for the globalist/war monger Haley? What a laugh. Try another one.

A libertarian foreign policy agenda is about as far from Haley's on the political spectrum as it is possible to get.

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So is Trump. It's hard to imagine many Libertarians thinking that Trump would be good.

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Yeah Trump got the USA entangled in so many foreign wars...

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Taking into consideration that I'm saying this from the perspective of someone whom in past (a while ago now) had very neocon tendencies when it came to foreign policy... Trump was by far the most successful foreign policy POTUS we've had since at least Reagan and it's not even close.

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I probably was right there with you. I failed to see my "altruistic" motivation for foreign entanglement was so misaligned with the "opportunity" many foreign politicians see in foreign entanglements. See Joe Biden's brother.

eric76 said:

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Wes97 said:

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ClickClack said:

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FireAg said:

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And different news sources are saying D's crossed over to vote for Haley…not sure about your observations…just saying that's what they are reporting…

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I'm sure there were some but this seems overblown. It's very common in NH to be undeclared. A lot of libertarians here I guess you could say.

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Libertarians voting for the globalist/war monger Haley? What a laugh. Try another one.

A libertarian foreign policy agenda is about as far from Haley's on the political spectrum as it is possible to get.

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So is Trump. It's hard to imagine many Libertarians thinking that Trump would be good.

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Trump's foreign policy is as close to libertarian in viewpoint as we have had in the modern era. Not 100% on point but closer than any other recent president. One of the few policy things that he and Rand Paul have generally agreed on, for example

And I generally have little use for most libertarians.

Wes97 said:

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eric76 said:

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Wes97 said:

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ClickClack said:

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FireAg said:

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And different news sources are saying D's crossed over to vote for Haley…not sure about your observations…just saying that's what they are reporting…

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I'm sure there were some but this seems overblown. It's very common in NH to be undeclared. A lot of libertarians here I guess you could say.

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Libertarians voting for the globalist/war monger Haley? What a laugh. Try another one.

A libertarian foreign policy agenda is about as far from Haley's on the political spectrum as it is possible to get.

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So is Trump. It's hard to imagine many Libertarians thinking that Trump would be good.

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Trump's foreign policy is as close to libertarian in viewpoint as we have had in the modern era. Not 100% on point but closer than any other recent president. One of the few policy things that he and Rand Paul have generally agreed on, for example

And I generally have little use for most libertarians.

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Libertarians do generally want to convert the US military to defensive only. For single issue Libertarians, this might be a selling point.

But on everything else but that, Trump is pretty much the opposite of Libertarians. Trump may talk kind of Libertarian in some issues, but as he never showed himself to be that in his first term, there is no reason to believe that he would do that if given another term.

1836er said:

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texagbeliever said:

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eric76 said:

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Wes97 said:

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ClickClack said:

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FireAg said:

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And different news sources are saying D's crossed over to vote for Haley…not sure about your observations…just saying that's what they are reporting…

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I'm sure there were some but this seems overblown. It's very common in NH to be undeclared. A lot of libertarians here I guess you could say.

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Libertarians voting for the globalist/war monger Haley? What a laugh. Try another one.

A libertarian foreign policy agenda is about as far from Haley's on the political spectrum as it is possible to get.

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So is Trump. It's hard to imagine many Libertarians thinking that Trump would be good.

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Yeah Trump got the USA entangled in so many foreign wars...

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Taking into consideration that I'm saying this from the perspective of someone whom in past (a while ago now) had very neocon tendencies when it came to foreign policy... Trump was by far the most successful foreign policy POTUS we've had since at least Reagan and it's not even close.

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Reagan's foreign policy and Trump's foreign policy don't seem to have much of anything in common.

ClickClack said:

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Wes97 said:

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You voted for Nikki Haley. Own it.

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And many on this board said the same thing about voting for Trump in 2016 and 2020. So which is it? Please tell me who is conservative enough for you that makes me not a liberal.

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There are many strains of conservatism. No one strain of conservative thought has a monopoly on the term.

Of the candidates running for President this time almost all of them represented some recognized form of conservatism. DeSantis. Trump, Vivek, Elder, Scott, even Burgum & Pence although that is probably giving them too much credit on having a coherent philosophy.

Nikki Haley though…. That is an easy one.

Wes97 said:

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ClickClack said:

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Wes97 said:

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You voted for Nikki Haley. Own it.

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And many on this board said the same thing about voting for Trump in 2016 and 2020. So which is it? Please tell me who is conservative enough for you that makes me not a liberal.

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There are many strains of conservatism. No one strain of conservative thought has a monopoly on the term.

Of the candidates running for President this time almost all of them represented some recognized form of conservatism. DeSantis. Trump, Vivek, Elder, Scott, even Burgum & Pence although that is probably giving them too much credit on having a coherent philosophy.

Nikki Haley though…. That is an easy one.

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Just what form of Conservatism did Trump represent? None?

Whatever Conservatism Trump showed in his first term was due to the adults in the room. It would be surprising if there are any adults who would Trump would want around him in 2025 or who would want to be around Trump.

There is a long strain of conservative populism thought going back to the founding of this country. From Hamilton, to Lincoln, to the southern agrarian philosophical movement, to Russell Kirk, George Wallace, Pat Buchanan…..

But if your conservative thought begins and ends with Ronald Reagan then you have a pretty small damn tent.

ClickClack said:

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c-jags said:

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Rapier108 said:

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Biggest problem for New Hampshire is all the commies moving there from Massachusetts and bringing their voting patterns with them.

It has been a "moderate" state for a long time, but won't be for much longer.

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Portsmouth, Concord, Nashua, and Manchester ruin it for the rest of the state.

Portsmouth is a cool town, but there's a rainbow and BLM flag on every corner.

we went to a coffee shop and they had a box of plan b out with a sign "for teenagers that have to hide from their parents or something."

that's highly illegal and the poverty/teenage pregnancy rate in that area is laughably low. along with the exceptionally low diversity.

most of the middle of the state is pretty based.

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Exactly. The state feels very conservative. I've lived here for 5 years. Unfortunately it has only a population of 1.4M or so so the areas you mentioned skew elections.

Driving around the town I live and talking to people (which is not far from the Mass border) you would think it's very dominant conservative.

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ClickClack,
What town do you live in? We have a place in Seabrook Beach.

eric76 said:

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Wes97 said:

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ClickClack said:

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Wes97 said:

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You voted for Nikki Haley. Own it.

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And many on this board said the same thing about voting for Trump in 2016 and 2020. So which is it? Please tell me who is conservative enough for you that makes me not a liberal.

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There are many strains of conservatism. No one strain of conservative thought has a monopoly on the term.

Of the candidates running for President this time almost all of them represented some recognized form of conservatism. DeSantis. Trump, Vivek, Elder, Scott, even Burgum & Pence although that is probably giving them too much credit on having a coherent philosophy.

Nikki Haley though…. That is an easy one.

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Just what form of Conservatism did Trump represent? None?

Whatever Conservatism Trump showed in his first term was due to the adults in the room. It would be surprising if there are any adults who would Trump would want around him in 2025 or who would want to be around Trump.

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It's becoming apparent what kind of adults are in the room with vegetable Biden. I'd much rather have Trump. Our country was much better off.

swampstander said:

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ClickClack said:

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c-jags said:

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Rapier108 said:

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Biggest problem for New Hampshire is all the commies moving there from Massachusetts and bringing their voting patterns with them.

It has been a "moderate" state for a long time, but won't be for much longer.

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Portsmouth, Concord, Nashua, and Manchester ruin it for the rest of the state.

Portsmouth is a cool town, but there's a rainbow and BLM flag on every corner.

we went to a coffee shop and they had a box of plan b out with a sign "for teenagers that have to hide from their parents or something."

that's highly illegal and the poverty/teenage pregnancy rate in that area is laughably low. along with the exceptionally low diversity.

most of the middle of the state is pretty based.

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Exactly. The state feels very conservative. I've lived here for 5 years. Unfortunately it has only a population of 1.4M or so so the areas you mentioned skew elections.

Driving around the town I live and talking to people (which is not far from the Mass border) you would think it's very dominant conservative.

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ClickClack,
What town do you live in? We have a place in Seabrook Beach.

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Nice. I'm in Merrimack.

We've never seen a gap between the independent vote and the Republican vote in an NH GOP primary like we saw last night. Trump won R's by 49, Haley took independents by 22 -- a swing of 71 points. Previous high was 40. pic.twitter.com/Avq3gbxiJE

— Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) January 24, 2024

Will we see "The Revenge of the CM" in the general?