Trump has this. Now it is only a question of who will grab that number two spot. Haley is Deep State backed so DeSantis is expected to bow out of the race to help her.
Former President Donald Trump is intensifying his campaign efforts in Iowa, signaling a vigorous return to the political arena just over a week before the state’s Jan. 15 caucuses kick off the Republican presidential nominating calendar. Despite facing four indictments, including charges related to his attempts to overturn the 2020 election results, Trump remains the frontrunner for the GOP nomination, boasting strong support in Iowa polls, with figures consistently at or above 50%.
His popularity across different age groups paints a promising picture for the upcoming elections. His potential victory in the Iowa Caucus could certainly set the tone for the rest of the campaign, leading us to a Trump2024- TheShop.Eth
In a recent rally in Waterloo, Iowa, Trump urged his supporters not to rely solely on polls, emphasizing the importance of their active participation. While confident in his lead, Trump acknowledged the need for a strong turnout to solidify his position. The campaign has ramped up efforts, training nearly 2,000 caucus captains across the state to ensure targeted voters supporting Trump show up on caucus night. Continued below the following clip
Nikki Haley disqualified herself last night from the Republican nomination. Haley thinks that President Trump might be a criminal, but not the illegals invading this nation.
BREAKING: Nikki Haley says Trump ‘needs to answer’ for some of the cases brought against him
Which cases, Nik? pic.twitter.com/v1L3CtvaLD
— Jack Poso 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) January 5, 2024
This increased ground game in Iowa reflects lessons learned from Trump’s 2016 effort, where a narrower loss to Sen. Ted Cruz highlighted the importance of a robust ground game. Iowa GOP Chair Jeff Kaufmann noted that the 2024 Trump campaign has significantly enhanced its ground game, aiming for an overwhelming victory in Iowa to expedite the nomination process and shift focus to a general election rematch with President Biden.
My family in Iowa waiting for President Trump!🇺🇸❤️ pic.twitter.com/K285fgdOlM
— LeoTerrell (@TheLeoTerrell) January 6, 2024
Despite his commanding lead, Trump and his campaign are wary of complacency among supporters. Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, a prominent Trump surrogate, stressed the need for focus and active participation, echoing concerns that strong support may not translate into votes without a dedicated turnout.
Managing expectations is another challenge for the Trump campaign, with concerns that inflated expectations could diminish perceived success. Trump, anticipating this, criticized the media and emphasized the importance of a massive victory to counter potential narrative spins. With each speech today, Saturday January 6th in Iowa, he stressed to the audience to make believe he was a point behind and not 30 or 40 ahead.
HAPPENING NOW: President Trump takes the stage in Newton, Iowa
Watch LIVE: https://t.co/OhFYOO0gIl pic.twitter.com/h1XOA2ynnj
— RSBN 🇺🇸 (@RSBNetwork) January 6, 2024
Republican strategist David Kochel highlighted the significance of expectations, stating that Trump is driving them up to potentially problematic levels. Does he think? lol – Only in the minds of the Deep State is a 30 or 40 point lead still not ‘problematic’. A victory under 50% could be perceived as a setback given Trump’s current poll average well above that mark. That’s the Mockingbird media’s favorite line to diminish Trump this week – Just as Trump said they would be saying
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Beyond Trump, other candidates are also grappling with expectations. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who aims for a strong showing in Iowa, confidently predicted victory and emphasized the caucuses’ role in distinguishing genuine contenders. DeSantis, aware of the stakes, affirmed his commitment to continue to New Hampshire regardless of his Iowa finish. NO ONE in Iowa is expecting him to win anything. And the rumors as of today are he will be endorsing Trump when he leaves the race in a few weeks. Paving the way in an attempt to help Haley, as the next Deep State candidate for VP.
HAPPENING NOW:
President Trump just surprised the attendees of the RunGenZ conference in Des Moines, Iowa!
He is currently speaking to a room full of GenZ voters. The entire room erupted in a loud applause when he entered the room.
Trump is wildly popular among GenZ voters!… pic.twitter.com/AXC3rD6War
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) January 6, 2024
Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley, gaining momentum in recent weeks (a whole 2 points yet all media says she is gaining momentum as she is the Deep State pick for VP), she remains cautious about expectations. While expressing the intention to be strong in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina, Haley avoided setting specific benchmarks. Deep State Governor Chris Sununu, Haley’s supporter, raised expectations by suggesting a second-place finish in Iowa for Haley, an outcome that could boost her momentum. I’m sure this is why DeSantis is now expected to leave the race in aa few weeks, to help Haley grab the number two spot. Soon, it looks like a Vivek-Haley competition for number two. I have total faith in Vivek pounding Haley into oblivion, which will rob the Deep State of their whole line of pushing Haley as VP.
Major Points Discussed:
- Former President Trump intensifies campaign efforts in Iowa ahead of the Jan. 15 caucuses.
- Despite facing four indictments, Trump leads GOP polls in Iowa with consistent support at or above 50%.
- The Trump campaign focuses on an enhanced ground game, learning from the lessons of the 2016 Iowa caucuses.
- Concerns about complacency and managing inflated expectations prompt Trump and his team to stress the importance of an active voter turnout.
- Other GOP contenders, such as Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, also navigate expectations in the lead-up to the Iowa caucuses, setting the stage for a crucial showdown in the Republican presidential race.
Comments – Threads – Links
- Both Ron DeSoros and Birdbrain know President Trump did nothing wrong. But they’re unethical, disloyal, amoral, sick vultures swarming over what they hope will be Trump’s corpse rotting in jail. Both of them are DEMOCRATS and 100% disqualified. – Hollywood Resistance
- I saw him last night in Sioux Center l Iowa as caucus captain for President Trump and the house was packed with the younger generation. It did my heart good and I was proud. My daughter was there with me and she did an interview with NBC. TRUMP 2024- Brian Hirsh (Thor)
- On Tuesday’s “Wake Up America,” Matt Schlapp says if Donald Trump wins in Iowa, the race for the Republican nomination is over. – Newsmax – see clip below
On Tuesday’s “Wake Up America,” Matt Schlapp says if Donald Trump wins in Iowa, the race for the Republican nomination is over.@mschlapp @RickSantorum @RobFinnertyUSA @SharlaMcBride pic.twitter.com/Zk9i6I5vbz
— NEWSMAX (@NEWSMAX) January 4, 2024
- Trump is my president All my votes and my family votes for him- Larry Wilson
- From this day forward NikkiHaley shall be known as NeverNikkiHaley- Dr. Made in the USA
- Perhaps we need to lower the voting age for the November election with this degree of enthusiasm- Ed Smith
- We welcome your family to Iowa sir! Thank you for all that you’ve done and are doing for this great nation- Laureleyes7
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