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After securing a victory in the Republican primary in Nikki Haley’s home state of South Carolina, Donald Trump’s campaign is opting to sideline Haley and shift its focus towards a potential rematch with Democratic President Joe Biden, rather than launching attacks against her.
Having emerged victorious in all five Republican nominating contests so far, Trump has triumphed in states across the Midwest, Northeast, South, and West, eliminating all contenders except for Haley.
Without delay, Trump declared his win on Saturday, addressing the audience at the State Fairgrounds in Columbia, the state capital. “This was a little sooner than we anticipated — an even bigger win than we anticipated,” remarked Trump.
Despite the setback, Haley remains determined to stay in the race until Super Tuesday when 15 states and one territory are set to vote on March 5. While Trump maintains a lead in most upcoming contests, Haley remains steadfast in her commitment not to step down.
However, looming over Trump’s lead are the legal challenges he faces. Last year, Trump made history as the first U.S. president to have a mugshot taken during his booking at an Atlanta jail, accused of attempting to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia.
The indictment in Georgia marked the fourth legal case against Trump in the past year. Federal cases were filed concerning Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Washington, along with allegations of mishandling classified documents in South Florida.
Trump argues that these cases are politically motivated, attributing them to the U.S. Justice Department and accusing prosecutors of harboring a personal vendetta against him. The outcome of these legal challenges could potentially impact Trump’s standing in the 2024 presidential election.