Nikki Haley Bids for an Upset in New Hampshire

WSJ Opinion: Potomac Watch

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🗓️ 22 January 2024

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Nikki Haley sharpens her criticism of Donald Trump, including his mental fitness, as she tries to rally Republicans and independents to win the New Hampshire primary. Plus, Democratic Rep. Dean Phillips hopes to put a scare in the Biden campaign in the Granite State, and what went wrong with Ron DeSantis's candicacy? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Must remember, do not forget.
0:07.0	Remind me to bring photo ID.
0:10.0	Reminder, set.
0:12.0	Babe, can you make sure I don't forget my photo ID when I vote?
0:16.0	All right, love.
0:17.0	However you remember, you'll need photo ID to vote on the 2nd of May.
0:22.0	Don't have ID.
0:23.1	Apply for free voter ID now.
0:25.3	Find out more at Electoral Commission.org.
0:27.4	UK slash voter ID.
0:29.7	From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.
0:38.0	The New Hampshire primary beckons this week as Tuesday approaches and Ron
0:44.5	DeSantis two days before the primary ends his presidential campaign and
0:48.5	endorses Donald Trump. What went wrong with the Florida
0:52.2	governor's campaign and can
0:53.8	Nicky Haley now take advantage given that it's a two-person race between her
0:58.8	and Donald Trump. Plus Dean Phillips is trying to shock the Democratic Party and maybe the world with a strong showing against President Biden in New Hampshire.
1:07.0	How well does he have to do to make such an impression?
1:10.5	Welcome, I'm Paul Geego, editorial page editor of the Wall Street Journal, and I'm here with
1:14.6	Kyle Peterson and Kim Strassal, both colleagues of mine at the opinion pages. Let's start today
1:20.0	with Ron Desantis, conceding defeat even before the first primary election, he had invested
1:25.6	an enormous amount of money in time in Iowa, but finished a distant third.
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