'Mission impossible': Iowa caucuses a 'sad circus' as GOP candidates fail to 'imitate Trump'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : "Schiller emphasized, "That happens in American politics: if you are unique - and Trump is, we can argue safely, unique - it's hard to imitate it.
48% : "Still, Trump "is poised to complete his political resurrection on Monday with victory in the first nominating contest to decide which Republican takes on the Democratic incumbent Joe Biden in November's election.
47% : "POLL: Should Trump be allowed to hold office again?
45% : "Donald Trump continues to dominate polls despite facing four indictments and 91 criminal charges.
45% : Brown University political science professor Wendy Schiller said that, still, "For people like Nikki Haley or Ron DeSantis, first-time candidates, Iowa's important to be there in person" to win over voters from Trump.
38% : Referring to Trump, former 2020 GOP candidate Joe Walsh told the news outlet, "I expect him to win big," emphasizing, "Both Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, everybody in this primary, it's been f**king mission impossible.
28% : If you attack Trump, you're done as a Republican.
28% : As long as Trump is out there and is walking, talking and breathing, nobody wants the imitation.
8% : "READ MORE: DeSantis says Fox News too scared to hold Trump to account: 'Worried about losing viewers'The Guardian notes, Haley, on the other hand, "has donor money and momentum on her side.

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