On February 3, local time, the results of CNN and other calculations in the United States showed that Biden won an overwhelming victory in the first primary election of the Democrats. The primary was conducted in South Carolina, and calculations showed that Biden had about 96 percent support, with all 55 delegates supporting him. And his rivals, Congressman Phillips and writer Williamson, are almost unattended.
After learning of his landslide victory, Biden took advantage of the situation and vowed to defeat Trump again in 2024**. He claimed that the results in South Carolina proved the experts wrong, stressed that he would continue to win 2024** and let Trump fail again.
However, Biden's big victory may help Trump somewhat. Trump also has strong approval ratings in the Republican camp. In Iowa in January, the results of the first Republican primary showed that Trump had more than half of the support, while Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis had about 21 percent of the vote and Nikki Haley of third place had only about 19 percent. Subsequently, DeSantis may voluntarily withdraw under Trump's "persuasion" and squeeze out Haley to support Trump. As a "Republican who broke with Trump," Haley is now the first thing Trump needs to address.
After an initial setback, Haley's high hopes turned to South Carolina. She is convinced that Trump will suffer defeat there. South Carolina is Haley's hometown, where she has long been active and has served as governor. This land is her home base, so Haley is full of confidence.
However, Biden's victory there could further shake Republicans' confidence in Haley. Despite Haley's considerable influence, it will not be easy to contend with Biden. Looking at the Republican and Democratic elections, we can see that Republicans are not very willing to let Trump represent, but they have to accept this reality. Biden, by contrast, has won overwhelming support and even launched an offensive ahead of schedule, making it clear that he wants to stand up to Trump.
The current situation is that only Trump can compete with Biden, and Haley seems to be unable to do so, and can only continue to face the fate of "persuasion". Trump recently gave a speech in Nevada and seemed to be preparing for a possible showdown for him.
Therefore, Biden's first victory in South Carolina could be an important factor in "persuading" Haley. This is obviously good news for Trump. In fact, even without Biden, it is believed that Haley will still face "cold eyes from her hometown" when she returns to South Carolina, because even in her hometown, most people still support Trump. This almost makes it inevitable that Trump and Biden will face off again.
For Trump, act early"Dissuade from leaving"Haley will give him plenty of time to win more supporters. Haley's tensions with Mr. Trump are on the verge of breaking. So even a small cut of her influence would be bad for Trump. Act quickly"Dissuade from leaving"Haley will help unite Republican voters in 2024 and give Trump more chances of winning.
The current situation suggests that 2024 in the United States** is likely to be a contest between Biden and Trump again, barring an accident. Looking back at 2020 and the current situation in the United States, it can be seen that the United States will once again fall into deep ** and internal friction. At this critical juncture, Trump needs to pass"Dissuade from leaving"Haley, solidify her support base, take a stronger stance into 2024**, win more voter support, and improve your odds of winning.