Palmetto Political Stock Index: 1/14/2024 - FITSNews

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The week began well enough for her when a CNN/ University of New Hampshire poll of Granite State primary voters showed Haley trailing Trump by just seven percentage points.
47% : His team spent the second half of last week making non-denial denials about the possibility of him becoming a No Labeler. Romney, Manchin, Christie ... if the little party pulls its ticket from that pile of political retreads, look for most Americans to say "No Way" to No Labels.
42% : And while the backing of evangelical leader Bob Vander Plaats helped some, it was not enough to even pull him close to Trump.
42% : It was decided that if come April 2024 it appeared Biden and Trump would again be the Democratic and Republican nominees, it would field a unity ticket of a Democratic and Republican running together against the two standard-bearers.
41% : While Joe Biden and Donald Trump appear to have control of their respective parties firmly in hand, a sizable number of people of all political stripes are looking at the two presidents and asking, "THIS is the best America can do?" The problem?
29% : Paul is telegraphing to Trump that he is among the growing number of leading Republicans who find Haley unacceptable as a potential running mate.
29% : No Labels hasn't emerged as an alternative to Trump or Biden.
28% : As we noted at the start, conventional political wisdom says Trump shouldn't be where he is right now for having broken all the rules.
24% : And Donald Trump is poised to stampede all over it.
24% : Because Trump is going to keep on doing whatever he wants to do.
21% : True, Trump's had to contend with issues his opponents didn't - like a string of criminal cases around the country totaling 91 counts.
20% : Even former U.S. president Donald Trump - who leads the field in Iowa by more than thirty percentage points - has expressed some concern about the impact of the inclement weather.

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