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Although Trump’s concluding remarks seem a bit hysterical due to the typographical emphasis, there is truth to what he says about Biden. Moreover, his remarks emphasize the main idea of his victory speech.
Haley, for her part, expressed her best wishes for Trump but also noted, “It is now up to Donald Trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who did not support him, and I hope he does that.”
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Particularly if you read Trump’s statement as a backhanded “compliment” about the benefits Haley’s public failings have brought to his campaign, he ought to have been more kind to her.
All in all, his remark is a true political gem.
Conservatives and Republicans need to come together in support of Trump right now, regardless of your personal feelings about Haley or Trump.
At this moment, he is not only quite likely to be the Republican nominee, but he also has a genuine chance of winning.
Not that there aren’t valid reasons for people to be wary of either candidate or to wish we had other alternatives; the truth is that we are left with no other option.
In a sense, Trump is the GOP nominee.
The choices at this point are either Trump or another term under Biden (or a possible Democratic successor if they decide to flip at the last minute).
The majority of Republicans have made it quite evident that they support Trump over the incumbent, whom they consider to be a zombie in a slumber.
