Staff Reports
In a dazzling display of political prowess, Nikki Haley, the tenacious and unstoppable force of the conservative movement, is using the very weapon President Donald Trump once wielded with unstoppable gusto against him: the polls.
Wanna win? Haley contends she's stronger than Trump in head-to-head matchup with Biden https://t.co/hM2YBfeyaG
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) December 21, 2023
As the countdown to the Jan. 15 Iowa caucuses begins, Haley isn’t mincing words. She’s hammering home the irrefutable truth – if Republicans want to reclaim the White House in the next election, they need to put their faith in the one and only Nikki Haley.
With the fervor of a patriotic zealot, Haley proclaims, “Behold! In the last general election poll, when pitted against Biden, Trump and I are neck and neck!” With the precision of a seasoned sharpshooter, she continues, “And on his best day, Trump will eke out a measly two-point lead. Pathetic, really.”
But wait, there’s more! “DeSantis doesn’t stand a chance against Biden,” she boldly declares. “I, on the other hand, trounce Biden by double digits in every single general election poll. Take that, naysayers!”
This powerhouse of a woman is on a mission to ride the wave of momentum straight to the top, firmly establishing herself as the unrivaled alternative to the former President and slicing into his lead in those critical early primary states.
But it’s no walk in the park for Haley. Despite her impressive track record – serving as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and as the governor of South Carolina – she’s facing a formidable opponent in the form of Donald J. Trump, that larger-than-life figure who still commands an iron grip on the hearts and minds of GOP primary voters.
Trump reigns supreme with a staggering 30-point lead in Iowa and a solid 19-point advantage in New Hampshire. The man simply refuses to be dethroned, much to the chagrin of the determined Haley.
Just when things seemed to be aligning in Haley’s favor, the Trump train roared back to life following the Colorado Supreme Court’s decision to bar him from the state’s ballot. It was a swift and stunning reminder that the aura of the former President still burns bright, casting a shadow over Haley’s claims of being the ultimate Republican savior.
Nonetheless, Haley is armed with an arsenal of recent polls that paint a vivid picture of her dominance over Mr. Biden. A Wall Street Journal survey showcases her commanding a commanding 17-point lead over Biden, while Trump’s edge is a mere four points.
In another poll, this time from Muhlenberg College, Haley stands tall with a five-point advantage over the commander in chief in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.
The New York Times/ Siena College survey adds to the mounting evidence of Haley’s superiority, revealing her outperforming Biden in six crucial battleground states. The results are unequivocal: Nikki Haley is the Republican beacon of hope, shining bright in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Trump may try to bask in the glory of his own poll triumphs, but Haley’s lead over Biden in Arizona, Michigan, and Pennsylvania dwarfs his. It’s a bitter pill for the former President to swallow, no doubt.
As the first nomination contests loom large, Haley and her loyal allies aren’t holding back. They’re armed with the ammunition of public opinion, using it to convince voters that she’s the undisputed champion poised to vanquish Mr. Biden once and for all.
In a powerful and resonant ad from the SFA Fund Inc. super PAC, Haley stands resolute, proclaiming, “America’s fate rests in our hands. If you crave victory, if you tire of defeat, entrust your faith in a new era of leadership.”
