i think it s probably too hastily for a lot of people. but for those who will be up to do something tactically, i don t know if it will stop trump, but you know, it could help extend the primary. if haley somehow can win new hampshire, or at least get it down to a two person race, you know, i think when you look out in the rest of the states, trump is clearly a dominant favorite. but in the two person race, there s a few of republicans who are open to an alternative, if she is the only one. so, i think for liberals, or democrats, or independents who might not ever support nikki haley to be the president, to cast a strategic or tactical vote to me makes a lot of sense. you know, again, the bridge is too far probably for some people but it can make a lot of sense as we get deeper into this. if the cards fall the right way, if somehow she can finish ahead of, you know, desantis in iowa, i think that makes it more likely. maybe kristie drops out. but you see in new hampshire, you know, t
Nomination. and so, there is that, which seems like, yes, he is ghosting. at the same time, you know, the future is unwritten. crazy things happen, god knows what can happen. and i have also seen conventional wisdom particularly around primaries and caucuses and nominations collapse very quickly. it s because the voters refuse to go along with what the narrative is or even what the early state polling is. pretty much every recent election. look at the last one, you know, there was 40, 72 hours where it looked like bernie sanders is gonna be the democratic nominee, and joe biden s political career is over. you know, you look at our race in 2008. we weren t trailing by 40 or 50 points, but we were trailing in national polls by 30 points heading to the early contents. with mccain against bush in new hampshire, a lot of people thought that can be it. so, it will be highly unusual that there is no surprises in this primary. maybe they won t be, but historically, the general