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    Nevada’s GOP Primary Pits Trump, Haley, and ‘None of These Candidates’ in a Unique Showdown

    JimBy Updated: Whatfinger News 7 Mins Read

    It was all just another con job by the Deep State to hurt Trump. It will fail

    Nimarata ‘Nikki’ Haley’s campaign is working to downplay the fact they cannot win a single delegate in the Nevada Republican presidential.. Nevada holds its meaningless primary today. Nikki Haley chose to be on the primary ballot even though ZERO delegates are at stake. It’s toothless. Nevada distributes delegates via the caucus on Thursday. Pres. Trump is on the caucus ballot and will win every single delegate.

    The presidential preference contest in Nevada is poised to be one of the most unconventional in recent memory. The state’s GOP has chosen to rebel against a Democrat-led change in state law by opting for caucuses on Feb. 8 instead of participating in the state-run primary on Feb. 6. This decision sets the stage for an intriguing showdown between former President Donald Trump and little-known candidate, Texas businessman Ryan Binkley, with Trump widely expected to secure victory.

    This move by the Nevada GOP seems like a strategic play to boost Trump’s chances. Interesting to see how it’ll impact the nomination process – Mohsin Khan

    One notable twist in this unusual primary season is the inclusion of an unconventional option on the ballot: “None of These Candidates.” Recent polls suggest that this peculiar choice might even outshine the GOP’s official contenders. A survey indicated that 59.2 percent of Nevada’s Republican primary voters would opt for “None,” while only 40.8 percent would choose GOP challenger Nikki Haley. Haley is proving herself to be a national embarrassment, still in the race only to hurt Trump.

    Bruce Parks, chair of the Washoe County GOP, expressed his hope that “None of These Candidates” emerges victorious, asserting that such an outcome would send a strong message to candidates neglecting Nevada, a state known for its influential early nominating contest.

    However, Nikki Haley, faced with a challenging decision between participating in the primary or caucuses, has chosen the former. The peculiar dynamics have led to speculation about the significance of a victory in the primary, given that delegates will be awarded based on the outcome of the caucuses.

    Haley’s decision to focus on the primary has drawn criticism, with some questioning the allocation of $5 million in taxpayer dollars for an election that may hold little significance in the delegate count. President Trump’s campaign released a statement questioning Haley’s rationale, emphasizing that her decision to be included in the primary ballot might be for “public-relations purposes.”  The obvious plan is to use the fake primary win in media, the Mockingbird media will repeat the BS even though it means nothing at all.  But first she has to win against the ‘None’ option.

    Kash Patel tackles the fake Nevada campaign in the following War Room clip

    The caucus system, defended by GOP leaders like Parks, is characterized as fair and transparent. Parks challenged critics to explain how the system could be tilted in favor of any particular candidate. He asserted that extensive efforts have been made to educate voters about the unique primary-and-caucuses setup.

    Nevada’s governor, Joe Lombardo, publicly supporting the caucus system, adds weight to the argument in favor of the traditional method. If “None” outperforms Haley in the primary, it would be a symbolic victory, as delegates will be awarded based on the results of the caucuses.

    Nikki Haley, however, justifies her primary focus by claiming that Nevada’s caucuses have long been dominated by a select group, insinuating that they are not reflective of a fair and open process. Her decision to prioritize states like South Carolina, with 50 delegates at stake, indicates a strategic approach aimed at securing more influential victories.

    As the primary unfolds, attention is diverted from Nevada to South Carolina, where a potential showdown between Haley and Trump looms on Feb. 24. The outcome of the Nevada primary, regardless of Haley’s performance, could influence her future in the race, as a loss in one’s home state is traditionally considered a significant setback. Haley knows she has zero chance of beating Trump. So why is she in the race? There are only two options, or both. One is to bleed Trump of funds while going on all Leftist controlled media to bad mouth Trump. The second reason is there is still a hope of her being forced onto the ticket with Trump, by the Deep State.

    In this uniquely challenging primary season, with its dual voting options and the intriguing presence of “None of These Candidates,” Nevada stands as a microcosm of the broader complexities within the Republican Party as it navigates a path forward in the post-Trump era.  Trump has the win and all of MAGA is now looking down in disgust at Haley and the entire Deep State and media.

    How disgusting is Haley? Well. look at this fast clip.

    Nikki Haley on Trump: “It’s clear why he wants me to get out of the race. It’s because he needs more money to pay for his legal fees.”

    Major Points Discussed:

    • Nevada’s GOP opts for caucuses on Feb. 8, defying a Democrat-led change in state law calling for a primary election on Feb. 6.
    • Unconventional option “None of These Candidates” gains attention, with polls indicating it might outperform GOP challenger Nikki Haley in the primary.
    • GOP leaders defend the fairness and transparency of caucuses, emphasizing efforts to educate voters about the unique primary-and-caucuses setup.
    • Nikki Haley justifies prioritizing primaries over caucuses, citing concerns about the fairness of Nevada’s caucuses and focusing on states like South Carolina.
    • The outcome of the Nevada primary could impact Haley’s future in the race, as a loss in one’s home state is considered a significant setback, potentially influencing her decision to stay in or exit the race.

    Comments – Threads – Links

    • They changed the rules in multiple states including Michigan. Pennsylvania, Oregon, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Missouri, New Mexico and South Dakota. All disregard the will of voters and come after 4 years of complaining about election fraud. – Anna Hoffman 
    • Without a doubt the left have done far more damage with rules changes which have damaged election integrity and made voting less secure. – Lost Cowboy
    • Interesting , Nevada GOP! Changing rules can certainly shake things up. Curious to see the impact on Trump’s candidacy. – Hiba
    • Not that it matters. Las Vegas & Nevada have been cheating to elect democrats 4 years. They have it boiler-plated. It’s not a secret … any more than Maricopa county in Arizona is. – Mickey Keith
    • Donald Trump is virtually assured of winning all 26 of the delegates available in Nevada’s GOP caucuses Thursday, but his team is worried that the state’s plan to hold a primary 2 days before the caucuses could wind up embarrassing the former president. – Axios

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