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  We played this game in 2016.  Do you really want another go ?
context: You know, I'm really disappointed that Trump supporters stopped using the deep state thing. I mean, look at all these former Trump loyalists, aides and officials! Shouldn't this mean he was surrounded by deep state agents that were already within the Republican party? But no, mostly silent. Sad. >
  
  That's why they stopped with the deep state thing. >
  
  She’s almost hated by the Trump base as much as Pence. I doubt she stands much of a chance. >
  
  Probably shooting for a VP slot >
  
  Well she removed the Confederate Flag from her state Capitol so I kind of doubt that she’ll stand a chance. >
  
  Lol
  This is true >
  
  Yeah, Trumps base ain’t too happy about that. >
  
  She has the Pence disease, which makes a better follower than a leader with the way they acquiesced to their extremely flawed leader.
  Watch her debate Trump. The VP option will not be removed with the way she will go at it rather than at him. >
  
  The Republicans refuse to debate anymore. >
  
  The only refuse to debate Democrats. They love debating each other. They know they’re all just full of it anyway. >
  
  
  Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley will launch her candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination on Feb. 15, squaring off against her one-time boss, former President Donald Trump, according to a source familiar with her plans. >
  
  Oh no Trump has to think of a nickname fast! >
  
  Nasty Nikki has nice ring to it >
  
  Sounds dirty, I’m in! >
  
  What’s the betting he attempts to get her on his ticket as VP? or did he already promise MTG? >
  
  I used to think she may have been one of the OK ones.
  She bent the knee to Trump and showed her power at any cost without a true value system like them all though. >
  
  Helping him out by splitting the anti-Trump vote, paying off with the VP slot. >
  
  Anyone with a single functioning braincell saw this coming 6 years ago.  Nikki Haley has one and only one objective:  her own personal status.  She is pure and unbridled ambition. No strongly held beliefs other than what positions her the best politically to ascend higher up in power. >
  
  Another loser who will split the not-Trump vote, and mean an inevitable Trump primary win. 
  Yippy. >
  
  Depends what side of the aisle you're on. I think it is unlikely that Trump is the best chance for the Republicans to win in 2024. He has tanked the last 2 elections for the party. And if Trump has to go through an ugly primary fight against people that his base currently like, or used to like, it'll hurt him. They all know the playbook now, anyone stepping into the ring will fight back.
  So, it may help him win the primary, but I think it hurts the GOP's chances to win the presidency. Trump has too much baggage. He has no hope of winning over any part of the left, very little chance of winning over the center, and might not have what it takes any more to energize the part of the right who are not his core base.