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Tomorrow is the South Carolina GOP primary and for some reason

there are still two candidates in the race. Well, technically three if you count Ryan Binkley.

Former South Carolina Governor Nicky Haley has about as much chance winning as Binkley

does, even though the primary is in her home state.

Yikes.

Haley apparently doesn't mind burning cash and wasting time just to have her posterior

hand it to her and her political career, such as it is, ruined.

Other people say I'm trying to set up a future presidential run.

How does that even work? If I was running for a bogus reason, I would have dropped

out a long time ago. The rest of the fellas already did that. They have their own plans. I don't judge them, but I'm still

here. And I don't care what the party leaders and political elites want. I'll keep fighting

until the American people close the door. That day is

not today and it won't be on Saturday, not by a long shot. The presidential

primaries have barely begun. Just three states have

voted. Three. That's it. After this weekend we'll be at four. That's not a lot. In the 10 days after South Carolina

another 21 states and territories will vote. People have a right to have their voices heard and they deserve a real

choice, not a Soviet-style election where there's only one candidate and he gets

99% of the vote.

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