Clarence Page: How to fight Donald Trump as a Republican and survive

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Trump has made primary victories look easy, winning one after another.
64% : What's proven more interesting is how her fundraising has accelerated even after she began losing primaries to Trump.
56% : So far, of course, Trump is prevailing where it counts - at the ballot box.
53% : She may be well behind the former president in Republican primary votes and opinion polls, but she has scored big in another way: She has demonstrated to others in her party that it is possible to take on Trump and survive.
50% : As Trump was winning the Iowa caucuses, Haley's campaign said it raised more than $16 million in January alone.
43% : So long as Haley can keep the cash coming in, it will be her decision alone on whether to keep the challenge to Trump going.
40% : But, even after Trump threatened donors to Haley following his New Hampshire primary win, she has continued to score big in the money race.
31% : Some 18% said they would not vote if Biden and Trump were their choice.
18% : She pulled in $1.7 million in just the two days following her loss last Tuesday in Nevada, a particularly humiliating setback since Trump wasn't even on the ballot.
17% : It is illuminating to contrast Haley's insurgency with the lockstep unity of congressional Republicans, who killed a grand bipartisan compromise on border security, negotiated at their insistence, after Trump insisted they do so.
15% : But Haley has shown real grit in ignoring the insults from Trump and others in the party and carrying on in order to provide an alternative to those Americans so despondent about our likely presidential options in November.

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