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Beau says:
New Hampshire primary sets high stakes for challengers against Biden and shapes the race for the soul of the Republican Party, potentially leading to a Biden-Trump rematch.
Political enthusiasts, voters
Insights on the impact of the primary results on the overall trajectory of the presidential race.
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Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Beau again.
So today we are going to talk about New Hampshire.
We're gonna talk about the primary,
we're gonna talk about why this is different,
why it matters, what the stakes are,
whether or not Dixville Notch really matters
as much as the media seems to believe it does,
and where it goes from here,
because in a lot of ways, this primary is make or break
for a lot of the people trying to get to the White House.
Okay, so we are going to start off with the Democratic side of the aisle because it is
definitely unique.
So the primary on the Democratic side, it really doesn't mean anything.
No delegates are going to be awarded because this isn't the first official primary.
That's going to occur in South Carolina later.
This argument is occurring because the National Democratic Party sees things one way and they
want the first primary to be in South Carolina that is more representative of the Democratic
Party.
The people in New Hampshire want it to be in New Hampshire because they want to set
the tone and all that stuff.
So there's not going to be any delegates awarded, but for those people who are challenging Biden,
this is make or break.
If they don't win here, if they don't have a really strong showing, it's over.
If they can't beat Biden when he is a write-in candidate, what are the odds they're going
to be able to beat him when it comes to him actually being on the ballot?
Because Biden is not on the ballot in New Hampshire.
For the Democratic side of the aisle, they have to beat him or come really close.
Otherwise, it's going to be very hard to convince people that they have a real chance of winning
later.
Even though it doesn't really matter as far as delegates, the stakes couldn't be higher.
For the Republican side of the aisle, it's Haley and Trump because DeSantis has dropped
out.
It is that two-person race, and in many ways it is a race for the soul of the Republican
party.
Nikki Haley is far right-wing.
Trump is further and more authoritarian.
Now, Dixville Notch held their primary at midnight.
This is a long-going tradition, and Nikki Haley won.
She got all the votes, all of them.
There's six.
It's not like a huge number, but she got them all.
The media covered it in a widespread fashion.
It is worth noting, but there's not a strong predictive trend when it comes to what happens
there versus what happens across New Hampshire or certainly not the rest of the country.
But for Haley, this is another one.
She should do better in New Hampshire than she did in the last one in the caucus.
If she doesn't, the questions are going to start to mount.
So that's where it's at.
This is a primary that has a lot of high stakes.
If for people who want something other than a rematch of Biden versus Trump, if the others,
the other people running, if they don't win or have a very strong showing here, it's over.
The rematch will, it will be a Biden Trump rematch.
So for those who are hoping for something different, all eyes are on, all eyes are on
New Hampshire.
Anyway, it's just a thought y'all have a good day
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