Haley and DeSantis make final pitches to Scott County Republicans

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54% : Depending on track, winter storm could bring foot of snow or more to Q-C West finishes off MAC win over Central 'in a first for all of us' Iowa Court of Appeals affirms James Thiel Sr. conviction on involuntary manslaughter A poll of likely Iowa Republican caucusgoers released Saturday night done by the Des Moines Register, Mediacom and NBC, showed Donald Trump still far ahead with 48% of likely caucusgoers saying the former president is their first choice.
50% : He said he agrees with Haley when she says chaos will continue to follow Donald Trump if he's reelected.
31% : "My opinion of Trump is terribly low, so he was not in the running," Hoit said.
26% : Reis caucused in 2020 for the Democrats because she didn't like Trump, she said.
23% : Roy said Trump failed to deliver on his promises, adding that he does not think Republicans should "nominate a man who can only serve four years.
22% : U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, who as a Republican represents Texas' 21st District, told the crowd he does not think Trump should get the Republican nomination.
11% : DeSantis said he would do something Trump failed to do and that is close the southern border to illegal immigration.
3% : " DeSantis said Trump as president failed to deliver on all of his promises, starting with failing to get rid of Obamacare.

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