Nikki Haley says her momentum 'is real,' but do Republican voters want someone not named Trump?

[Dulcinea]

A winnowing field of Republican presidential candidates are working feverishly to close the polling gap between themselves and Donald Trump -- among them is former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, whose support has steadily ticked up as an alternative to the former president.

Despite an unprecedented number of legal troubles for a presidential candidate and criticism that his rhetoric has sometimes echoed dictators of the past, all of which he denies, Trump remains largely popular with the country's conservative electorate.

With voting set to start in the 2024 Republican primary as soon as Jan. 15, in Iowa, Trump's challengers find themselves with less and less time to convince voters to support someone other than him.

https://www.yahoo.com/gma/nikki-haley-says-her-momentum-100209472.html?.tsrc=daily_mail&uh_test=0_00

[czarjak]

1. A Red Wave Building

Feel The Mo?

[Igel]

2. "[ D ]o Republican voters want someone not named Trump?"

Some do, some don't.

A bare plural is a bear of a plural.

Do you mean 2? All? A majority? A plurality?

Mott. Bailey. Start off with "all," end up arguing "at least 2."