Trump Dominates GOP Race Despite Legal Troubles; Haley Rises in Polls
Trump's Unconventional Campaign Strategy Pays Off as He Ignores Rivals and Focuses on General Election; Haley Stands Out as Strong Contender Despite Attacks from Fellow Candidates
- Despite facing 91 criminal charges in four separate cases, former President Donald Trump continues to dominate the race for the 2024 GOP nomination.
- Trump has largely ignored his rivals, focusing his campaign on President Biden and the general election.
- Trump's strategy of skipping the first four GOP presidential nomination debates and running ads that spotlight his record in the White House and target Biden seems to be working, as he enjoys large and formidable double-digit leads in the most recent public opinion polls in the crucial early voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire.
- Nikki Haley, the former governor of South Carolina, has risen in the polls and is now in a heated race for second place with Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida.
- Haley has largely ignored the many attacks that her fellow candidates have lobbed at her, focusing on the cornerstones of her campaign — her foreign policy experience and her willingness to tell 'hard truths.'
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