The GOP is Trump’s party.
Haley is not a viable Republican candidate. She is the kind of candidate that Democrats and liberals think Republicans should have. Democrats like her because she is a creature of the bloviated system of corruption and kickbacks, and liberals like her because she comes across as a beatable conservative who they can still like after they've crushed her.This is not that surprising. But its still early days. He could get a challenge if enough of the others drop out early. Hayley is the only one, Ron D having fkd up big time. And her only route t winning is all others stand aside and the various anti Trump supporters donors and political figures on the right all come out and support her. Even then she would do well to get to over 40%. But even getting there might help wake a few up to an alternative option.
Haley is not a viable Republican candidate. She is the kind of candidate that Democrats and liberals think Republicans should have. Democrats like her because she is a creature of the bloviated system of corruption and kickbacks, and liberals like her because she comes across as a beatable conservative who they can still like after they've crushed her.
If Trump drops out today, Haley's numbers won't change. Ramaswamy and DeSantis will simply rise up into the 30s. Almost no rank-and-file conservative voter likes Haley. She is a military industrial complex candidate with victimhood points. Yuk!
Some of your analysis is right.This is a good assessment. The days of country club Republicans like Bush family, Cheney, Romney, and etc are dead for the foreseeable future. The base that Trump has monopolized have made it loud and clear about their feelings towards those type of Republicans so anytime I hear about the likes of Hayley I just laugh. The monster of a base that the GOP has crafted since the start of the Southern Strategy are now taking the reins.