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# Independent Voters in New Hampshire Looking for Alternatives to Trump

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## Video: Independent Voters in New Hampshire Looking for Alternatives to Trump

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_Published 2024-01-19. After Donald Trump’s record victory in the Iowa caucuses, New Hampshire voters now get their turn to decide just how competitive the Republican nominating fight will be as the former president continues to dominate his party._


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## Transcript

So what I like to call the next president of the United States, Miss Nikki Haley. Good morning. It's great to be with you. Basically, I'm never Trumper. So I I can't foresee. I do not want him to get back in the office and she's alternative as things transpire. I think I'm going to consider what she has to say and consider her to be a leader of the country. I know she's done a good job in the UN and a good job of Governor. So I said it might be a very valid and reasonable Choice. I'm very concerned about some of her, you know Vision about the EPA. I'm very much concerned about global warming. So I think that's one area where she may lose me and I had to choose which party I could have more influence in and that was not going to be the Democratic side.

So looking at the Republicans. I was trying to choose someone who might be able to beat Trump and she looked like my best bet her likability is very high. I I like the fact that she will support Ukraine. I've been following the campaign. I tend to lean a little bit to the right and I've been very interested in his campaign and Nikki Haley's and and of course Trump and but right now I'm still up in the air because I want to see who is the best who has the best chance out of those three of winning the primary and also the, you know, the support of the Republican party and then after that, maybe I can decide how I'm going to vote for and but I I do like Ron DeSantis, but I think Trump's got all the power right now.

On the solutions to take us forward.

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