Trump Says "Republicans Have Never Been So United." He's Delusional.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Trump can talk all he wants about a "unified" Republican Party.
54% : backed Trump.
48% : "The GOP primary has laid bare the stark and indisputable reality that while Trump has the united support of his MAGA base, he is struggling to make himself palatable to these key constituencies that will ultimately decide the election this November," explained Quentin Fulks, Biden's deputy campaign manager, after a review of the New Hampshire numbers.
47% : In fact, while Trump and his aides talked about finishing off Haley in her home state, she actually ran better than many pollsters and pundits had anticipated.
41% : Haley's primary numbers have confirmed that the GOP is divided over Trump.
32% : Haley, whose delegate count stands at 20, versus 110 for Trump, never had a realistic chance of being the Republican nominee.
31% : In South Carolina, a conservative Republican stronghold, 36 percent of GOP primary voters said they'd consider Trump unfit for office if he were to be convicted of a crime -- a very real prospect as several of the former president's many trials are likely to be scheduled for before the 2024 election.
25% : "O'Donnell is no fan of Trump.
24% : In New Hampshire, an actual battleground state, the "Trump would be unfit" number among Republican primary voters was 47 percent.
24% : As is his argument that, "All you need is five percent of [Haley's total] -- we're talking about a sliver -- that's all you need to not vote for Donald Trump in Michigan, in Pennsylvania, in Arizona, in Georgia," in order for Biden to win those battleground states in November.
17% : And, in the unlikely event that Trump was forced to stand down - presumably, with the right combination of convictions from his 91 criminal indictments - there's little chance that MAGA delegates to the Republican National Convention would turn to the former governor of South Carolina, who Trump has been slurring for months with an openly racist, sexist and xenophobic campaign that seems to delight his base.
16% : That explains why MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell, a veteran political aide with considerable experience observing questions of party unity, noted as the South Carolina votes were being counted, "These numbers are disastrous for Donald Trump."
12% : "That's what you're supposed to get, and Donald Trump's not going to come close to that.

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