Trump knockouts Nikki Haley. His Sixth Straight Victory. Defeating Nikki Haley in Michigan primary .
New Hampshire was supposed to be Nikki Haley’s big breakout.
She spent more of her time in the state, and spent more money on ads there, than any other Republican presidential candidate — and yet she still lost in very big margin to former President Donald Trump.
As of Tuesday night at 11 p.m. Eastern time, Mr. Trump had 68 percent of the vote to Ms. Haley’s 26 percent, while 3 percent had marked ballots for “uncommitted.”
Mr. Trump said in a radio interview earlier in the day that he expected Ms. Haley would “lose like by 80 points.”
The former president has repeatedly trashed Haley in the primaries, but she has hung on in campaign in vain to be beaten and humiliated time after time.
And she is still not getting the idea that she is no match for heavy weight candidate like Donald Trump. Who is winning all the matches in straight knockouts.
And Nicki has not won a single contest so far.
She is wasting time and money of the innocent Taxpayers.
By continuing to highlight areas of weakness for Trump and offers Republicans uneasy about Trump a protest vote of their own.
Nikki is planning to stay in the primaries at least through next Tuesday, 5 March, when 15 states will vote and Trump could all but sew up the Republican nomination.
With almost 99% of the vote counted, Trump had received 68.2% to Haley’s 26.5%.
Trump did not travel to the state Tuesday night. He instead called into a Michigan GOP election night watch party in Grand Rapids, where he stressed the importance of the state in the general election and said the results Tuesday evening were “far greater than anticipated”.
“We have a very simple task: We have to win on March 5th and we’re going to win big,” Trump said,
. “If we win Michigan, we win the whole thing.”
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