Trump taking aim on Biden after South Carolina win

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : "It's all about November and Biden now," said Gabriel Schmidt, a Greenville resident who cheered Trump at a campaign event at Winthrop University over the weekend.
50% : With only four contests settled and dozens more to go, Trump still only has a fraction of the delegates up for grabs.
38% : Trump aides calculated in a recent memo that if Haley's 43% level of support in New Hampshire was applied to all the contests, Trump would lock up enough delegates to win the nomination by March 19.
37% : Haley allies are quick to point out that for every victory Trump has logged, a significant number of GOP voters are voting against him.
27% : She's hurting the party and hurting the country," said U.S. Rep. Mike Collins, a Jackson Republican who campaigned with Trump in South Carolina this weekend.
25% : As Trump coasted to his fourth consecutive victory in nominating contests, he and his allies zeroed in on President Joe Biden.
22% : Some 59% of Trump supporters in South Carolina say they're "angry" about the way things are going in the U.S.
18% : At the Rock Hill rally, Trump touched on them all -- and blamed Biden for every perceived shortcoming.

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