President Trump's FULL MAGA speech in Durham, New Hampshire
- 5 months ago
In contrast to Gov. Chris Sununu's view of a contest between Nikki Haley and President Trump, the take and general perception is that President Trump would continue to retain a widening lead over all other Republican contenders and Joe Biden.
Nikki Haley's popularity among the Republican base remains lackluster. She may have highlighted several impressive aspects of her proposed policies, but it might have aroused voters' skepticism and mistrust. Her economic plan, for instance, which calls for lowering taxes on the middle class and eliminating federal government authority, may be perceived as favoring the wealthy disproportionately and increasing income inequality. Moreover, she has advocated for a national "consensus" on abortion, emphasizing the necessity of not dehumanizing the subject may limit women's reproductive options and access to healthcare. In addition, her interventionist stance, such as expressing support for sending military aid to Ukraine and Israel, has not resonated well with voters and remains unpopular, raising concerns about unintended consequences such as prolonged conflicts, incurring potential costs, both in terms of lives and resources, associated with military interventions, and engaging in unnecessary entanglements in which the escalating conflict could have been avoided in the first place.
It is hardly surprising that a majority of primary voters still see President Trump as a capable leader willing to act decisively when necessary to implement his wide range of successful policies, including his immigration, economic, and foreign policies—including the Abraham accords—during his presidency. Significantly, the electability factor has reinforced the belief among voters nationwide that he is the only contender who can defeat President Biden. This belief has been reinforced by multiple recent surveys indicating that he has gained significant momentum in the crucial battleground states, such as Arizona, Nevada, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
Right now, the state is dealing with an opioid crisis. With his appointment to the office, this can also be effectively addressed. Most notably, he has adopted a multifaceted strategy to effectively address the problem, including increasing access to medication-assisted treatment and naloxone, a drug that can reverse an opioid overdose and save lives, upending the supply chain, going after vicious drug cartels to stop drug trafficking, and allocating a sizable sum of funds—more than $1 billion—to address the opioid crisis.
With his imminent presidency in power, we firmly believe that he will do more to clean up the existing mess created by the Biden administration and to adequately address some of the most recent critical issues.
#Trump2024 #POTUS47 #MAGA #Trump2024ToSaveAmerica #NewHampshireForTrump #Trump2024landslide #MAGARally@DurhamNH #TurnNHRed #2024NHprimary
Nikki Haley's popularity among the Republican base remains lackluster. She may have highlighted several impressive aspects of her proposed policies, but it might have aroused voters' skepticism and mistrust. Her economic plan, for instance, which calls for lowering taxes on the middle class and eliminating federal government authority, may be perceived as favoring the wealthy disproportionately and increasing income inequality. Moreover, she has advocated for a national "consensus" on abortion, emphasizing the necessity of not dehumanizing the subject may limit women's reproductive options and access to healthcare. In addition, her interventionist stance, such as expressing support for sending military aid to Ukraine and Israel, has not resonated well with voters and remains unpopular, raising concerns about unintended consequences such as prolonged conflicts, incurring potential costs, both in terms of lives and resources, associated with military interventions, and engaging in unnecessary entanglements in which the escalating conflict could have been avoided in the first place.
It is hardly surprising that a majority of primary voters still see President Trump as a capable leader willing to act decisively when necessary to implement his wide range of successful policies, including his immigration, economic, and foreign policies—including the Abraham accords—during his presidency. Significantly, the electability factor has reinforced the belief among voters nationwide that he is the only contender who can defeat President Biden. This belief has been reinforced by multiple recent surveys indicating that he has gained significant momentum in the crucial battleground states, such as Arizona, Nevada, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
Right now, the state is dealing with an opioid crisis. With his appointment to the office, this can also be effectively addressed. Most notably, he has adopted a multifaceted strategy to effectively address the problem, including increasing access to medication-assisted treatment and naloxone, a drug that can reverse an opioid overdose and save lives, upending the supply chain, going after vicious drug cartels to stop drug trafficking, and allocating a sizable sum of funds—more than $1 billion—to address the opioid crisis.
With his imminent presidency in power, we firmly believe that he will do more to clean up the existing mess created by the Biden administration and to adequately address some of the most recent critical issues.
#Trump2024 #POTUS47 #MAGA #Trump2024ToSaveAmerica #NewHampshireForTrump #Trump2024landslide #MAGARally@DurhamNH #TurnNHRed #2024NHprimary