Election 2024 live: Haley says DeSantis ‘invisible’ in New Hampshire

GOP congressman Matt Gaetz says the Republican front-runner doesn’t need to worry if female voters are deserting him in droves.

Why? Because, the gentleman from Florida reports: “For every Karen we lose, there’s a Julio and Jamal ready to sign up for the Maga movement.”

Honestly, with friends like these, who needs enemies?

Gustaf Kilander has more on Gaetz’s brilliant insights.

Here’s your guide to Tuesday’s Republican showdown, which already looks like the end of the road for Nikki Haley and/or Ron DeSantis.

He had this one coming.

The Florida governor has lashed out at his rivals Nikki Haley and Donald Trump after their refusal to take part in any further Republican debates led to the cancellation of ABC’s and CNN’s pre-New Hampshire bouts.

Here’s how the president responded to Donald Trump’s dominant performance in Monday’s Iowa Caucus.

A small state with an outsized role in presidential politics, New Hampshire has heard from candidates promising action on the opioid crisis for several presidential elections now.

And some of those closest to the problem here say they’re dissatisfied with how the Republicans competing in Tuesday’s primary have focused on the border and law enforcement instead of treatment and recovery.

The New Hampshire governor, who has endorsed Nikki Haley, has gone after the front-runner, accusing him of taking voters in his state for granted and being too preoccupied by his unending legal problems to campaign.

The Florida governor appears to be acknowledging that the end is in sight as he faces growing pressure to drop out of the race for the Republincan nomination and endorse Trump, despite finishing second in Iowa on Monday, small reward for his huge efforts campaigning in the Hawkeye State.

The Independent’s own Eric Garcia has an aphorism he would have done well to bear in mind.

Speaking on MSNBC’s Morning Joe on Thursday, political correspondent Jonathan Lemire laid out precisely what’s at stake for the former UN ambassador in next Tuesday’s contest in the Granite State.

Meanwhile, Home Depot’s wealthy founder Ken Langone has said he intends to donate “a nice sum of money” to Haley’s campaign but only on the condition that she performs well against Trump.

“You don’t throw money down a rat hole,” he remarks, sagely.

Here’s more on her prospects from John Bowden.