Just four days ahead of the GOP primary in Greenville, South Carolina, President Trump is leading in the polls against Nikki Haley. The President expressed his belief in a 'no-state-or-city-left-behind' strategy, drawing parallels to Ronald Reagan's approach in the 1980s. He hinted at potential campaign stops in the Bronx and Madison Square Garden, emphasizing a desire to engage with voters in various areas.
Addressing concerns about New York, the President highlighted the challenges posed by illegal migrants and expressed optimism about winning the state. Recent polls show a narrowing gap between him and Biden, particularly among Latino and African American voters, indicating a shift in support since the 2020 election.
The President discussed his aspirations for a 50-state strategy, aiming to secure victories in traditionally Democratic strongholds like California, Connecticut, Illinois, and New Jersey. He underscored the importance of appealing to women voters and outlined qualities he seeks in a potential vice presidential pick, emphasizing the need for someone capable of assuming the presidency if required.
Various names were mentioned as potential candidates, including Tim Scott, Vivek Ramaswamy, Ron DeSantis, Byron Donald's, Tulsi Gabbard, and Christie Gnome. The President stressed the significance of selecting a candidate with common sense and aligned with his policy priorities, such as a strong military, education choice, and energy reform.
In conclusion, the President reiterated his commitment to addressing pressing national issues, including border security and energy prices, while expressing confidence in his re-election prospects. The interview concluded with gratitude for the President's time and anticipation of his campaign trail appearances.
