Tim Scott Absolutely Wrecks Nikki Haley Over Her Remarks About Trump's Age

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : According to the latest RealClearPolling average, Trump leads Haley 52 percent to 21.8 percent in the Palmetto State, slightly higher than a 30-point lead.
50% : Trump handily won in Iowa and New Hampshire, and the polling for South Carolina, Haley's home state, is favorable for the former president.
50% : Trump is beating her 70.3 percent to 12.6 percent, a lead of over 57 points.
50% : The South Carolina senator's public support of Trump comes as Republicans have recently made a concerted effort to appeal to more Black voters, long seen as a core constituency for Democrats.
46% : His comments come shortly after the senator endorsed Trump for the GOP presidential nomination.
44% : As the race continues, it becomes even more inevitable that Trump will win the GOP nod for president and Republicans are already beginning to discuss his matchup with President Joe Biden.
43% : It's one of the reasons why senior voters support Donald Trump.
37% : A source familiar with the senator said Scott and Trump "have kept up frequently since the senator left the race in November.
30% : "Haley is the last candidate standing who is trying to take on Trump for the Republican nomination going into the South Carolina primaries.
28% : "Those ties could be important for Trump as he seeks to broaden his support ahead of what is expected to be a close race in November against President Biden, who has been struggling in polls.
5% : Scott made an appearance on ABC News' "This Week" in which he addressed a series of issues with host Martha Raddatz, who confronted the senator about Trump calling Haley "birdbrain" and his argument that Haley is not eligible to be president because her parents were not United States citizens when she was born.

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