Haley can derail Trump in New Hampshire

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : The 2024 presidential race has had an air of unreality, with both parties' front runners, Biden and Trump, being viewed unfavorably by most Americans.
54% : It would be smart for Donald Trump to start looking over his shoulder.
50% : Apart from the cold mathematics of vote counting and whatever deficiencies Trump may have, the reality is that Nikki Haley has run a strong and steady campaign.
49% : Sure, Trump still has a sizable lead.
32% : As we get closer to actually voting in the primary, even some hardcore Trump voters may opt for the Republican candidate with best chance of defeating Biden, rather than casting an emotional vote for Trump.
29% : This has been in sharp contrast to Trump, who boycotted the debates and simply says he could end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours and repeatedly dwells on his false and by now tiresome whine that the 2020 election was "rigged" and "stolen" from him.
14% : She has been endorsed by Gov. Chris Sununu, who has won four statewide races, while Trump lost New Hampshire in the general election in both 2016 and 2020.
12% : Even more significant may be the recent Wall Street Journal poll showing Trump with a 4-point head-to-head nationwide lead over Biden (just above the margin of error) while Haley's winning margin is 17 points.

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