Haley and DeSantis make final pitches to Scott County Republicans

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54% : Depending on track, winter storm could bring foot of snow or more to Q-C West finishes off MAC win over Central 'in a first for all of us' Iowa Court of Appeals affirms James Thiel Sr. conviction on involuntary manslaughterA poll of likely Iowa Republican caucusgoers released Saturday night done by the Des Moines Register, Mediacom and NBC, showed Donald Trump still far ahead with 48% of likely caucusgoers saying the former president is their first choice.
50% : He said he agrees with Haley when she says chaos will continue to follow Donald Trump if he's reelected.
31% : "My opinion of Trump is terribly low, so he was not in the running," Hoit said.
26% : Reis caucused in 2020 for the Democrats because she didn't like Trump, she said.
23% : Roy said Trump failed to deliver on his promises, adding that he does not think Republicans should "nominate a man who can only serve four years.
22% : U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, who as a Republican represents Texas' 21st District, told the crowd he does not think Trump should get the Republican nomination.
11% : DeSantis said he would do something Trump failed to do and that is close the southern border to illegal immigration.
3% : "DeSantis said Trump as president failed to deliver on all of his promises, starting with failing to get rid of Obamacare.

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