Nikki Haley surges past Vivek Ramaswamy, campaign collapse

Folks, I don't know how many are paying attention to this. The idea of Vivek Ramaswamy surging maybe into second place appears to be nothing more than an evaporated fantasy of times gone by. What am I talking about? Well, it is not even a surge that we are now seeing from Vivek Ramaswamy. He has now solidly fallen behind Nikki Haley into fourth place. This is very exciting in the term for the Republicans that believe Nikki Haley has what it takes to be the nominee. I don't know how many people think that. I know it's a few, but the numbers are quite stunning. So let's look at them first and foremost. What is the big picture of the 2024 Republican presidential nomination right now? Trump is leading by 44. Trump says he's leading by 60. He's not. But he is leading by 44. I believe this is an insurmountable lead, but I will make that case to you momentarily. Ron DeSantis, who at one point had 31 percent of the primary electorate, is now down to 13, 31, 13, 18. So basically, he's lost close to two third support. OK. Nikki Haley has now gone from 1 percent to almost 8 percent. Nikki Haley is the candidate that has grown her support on a percentage basis by more than any other candidate in this race. And meanwhile, the candidate that has suffered the most is Vivek Ramaswamy. If you look at Google Trends data, people searching, this is how I do search searching like this, searching Google for Vivek Ramaswamy peaked the day after the first Republican debate and has collapsed after the second Republican debate. Nobody was Googling Vivek Ramaswamy, confirming that his performance was one of the worst on that stage as I evaluated it. And it is now the case that Vivek Ramaswamy is in danger of falling into fifth place if he isn't careful. And meanwhile, Nikki Haley is pulling away every single day. Nikki Haley's polling is improving. Now, what about this is national, national? It's Trump.