Donald Trump’s landslide victory in the Iowa caucuses does not guarantee him the Republican nomination for president. The portal writes about this Vox.
The results don’t mean Trump won, but he’s on track to do so “unless something too dramatic happens to shake up the race,” according to the text.
“Iowa alone doesn’t guarantee anything. To win the GOP presidential nomination, a candidate needs a majority of the 2,429 delegates allocated in state primaries and caucuses. “Iowa is a small state with only 40 delegates,” the material states.
Brit Hume, formerly political analyst and journalist statedDonald Trump’s landslide victory in the Iowa caucuses demonstrates his “enduring appeal” among voters.
“I think a lot of his appeal is based on people’s memories of what it was like before COVID, when he was president. They remember the economy and how well the economy was doing… They remember that we didn’t fight any wars or even finance wars abroad,” Hume said.
Previously They urged the United States to accept the fact that Trump will run as a Republican.