Donald Trump isn’t Looking to Unite the GOP.

That has never been the goal.

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I mean, there’s not really much to say about the state of the Republican Party’s 2024 presidential primary other than, as most of us expected, it’s Donald Trump’s race to lose. Following his dominant Super Tuesday, Nikki Haley was quick to drop out. It had been expected of course, with money from the likes of people such as the Koch brothers quickly drying up. But of course, that leaves people — myself included — to speculate on the state of the Republican Party during this critical moment, and where they go from here with Donald Trump firmly at the helm.

And where would be in the midst of an election cycle without the media lamenting unity, right?

This time, they’re wondering how Trump is going to unite the GOP.

Zac Anderson with USA Today writes:

“…Now that Haley has exited the GOP presidential primary on the heels of big losses on Super Tuesday, attention is turning to Trump’s general election campaign and whether he can unite the GOP behind him to take on President Joe Biden.

Haley demonstrated in state after state that a significant minority of primary voters wanted a candidate other than Trump, and the question is whether they will accept the polarizing former president as their nominee…”