Kellyanne Conway says Ron DeSantis should 'graciously drop out' and help Trump after Iowa caucuses

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : Former Senior Counselor to President Trump Kellyanne Conway reacts to Trump's victory in the Iowa caucusesFormer Senior Counselor to President Trump Kellyanne Conway joined "The Brian Kilmeade Show" on Fox News Radio on Tuesday, advising Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to drop out of the Republican presidential race and help the party unite behind Trump.
67% : I think Trump ... has all the top spots here.
66% : Nikki Haley finished far behind in Monday's Iowa caucuses as Trump cruised to a landslide victory.
54% : We want to make sure that the way the party is expanding now, where all the articles and the polling show President Trump is doing better among Hispanics, among African-Americans, among union households, among self-identified independents, among first time voters, and even among some young people and some groups of women than he has in the past, and that Republicans have in a while.
53% : The Fox News Decision Desk made call for Trump at 8:31pm ET, a half an hour after the caucuses got underway across the Hawkeye State.
45% : But it's so distant from Trump.
43% : I think [Trump] changed the way campaigning happens in Iowa as well.
21% : I'd say the word around Donald Trump now is not electability.
20% : I think they're all sticking around in case Trump isn't the nominee for some reason.
20% : It is a two-person race, but it's between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
19% : More than two hours after Trump's victory was called, the Fox News Decision Desk projected that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis would edge former ambassador to the United Nations and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley for a distant second place behind Trump.
17% : Donald Trump completely blew electability out of the water the way he did in 2016.

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