Jen Psaki agrees with Haley's criticism of Trump, but 'none of it seems to matter'

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57% : They want Donald Trump," she said.
50% : "I said earlier this week that no matter what happens in South Carolina, I would continue to run for president," Haley told supporters after the race was called early for Trump on Saturday.
32% : Psaki noted that Trump led Haley on Saturday by only about 20 points, approximately 60 percent support to 40 percent, and those numbers could be "real warning signs in the anti-Trump vote.
30% : And that case is one of stark contrasts: Trump is dangerous.
26% : Trump is old.
23% : Trump is chaotic.
22% : "You don't need to agree with Haley on much -- I don't necessarily -- but you can still acknowledge she has been making a clear case against Trump in speech after speech.
16% : Jen Psaki agrees with Haley's criticism of Trump, but 'none of it seems to matter'Sarah FortinskyFebruary 25, 2024 at 8:13 PMFormer White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Sunday that although Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley has been making a clear and consistent argument against former President Trump, GOP voters do not seem to be heeding her warnings about the 2024 party front-runner for president.
4% : However, Psaki said Haley's loss in her home state of South Carolina on Saturday proves that even as Haley sharpens her rhetoric against Trump, Trump's supporters are hard to peel away.

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