Griffin Expresses Doubt Haley Can Win Republican Nomination

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : The billionaire is set to meet both campaign managers for Trump and Haley later this week in a meeting with other mega-donors.
56% : (Updates with comments about Trump in the final three paragraphs)
47% : Trump cruised to victory in Iowa and New Hampshire earlier this month, setting up Haley to see if she can compete with the former president in the Feb. 24 South Carolina primary, where he has a large polling lead in her home state.
39% : And I think we all felt safer when Trump was president than we do right now.
37% : Griffin says he doesn't want to see a rematch between Trump and President Joe Biden and would direct much of his political giving to House and Senate races, and other local Florida politicians.
34% : Citadel founder Ken Griffin praised Nikki Haley's qualifications to be president, but expressed doubts that she has a path to beat Donald Trump for the Republican party nomination.

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