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In this episode of The Stone Zone, host Troy Smith fills in for the legendary Roger Stone, who is in Michigan covering the results of the Michigan Republican Primary. In this episode, Stone explains why Nikki Haley failed to get over 300,000 votes and failed to achieve 30% of the vote, and why this is not surprising. He also points to a similar situation to the one we saw in Nevada and explains why the Haley campaign should have been worried about losing to Joe Biden in the primary and why they should have focused on other candidates instead of focusing on Donald Trump and Nikki Haley. Stone also points out that in Michigan, there were no Democratic primary voters and therefore, there was no "No Option" option, which is what happened in Nevada. In other words, no one had a choice other than to vote for Joe Biden. But in Michigan there was a "no option" option. And more people chose to vote against Nikki Haley than voted for Donald Trump. And that's not a bad thing, considering there was only one option on the ballot, which was called "No Choice" and no one else had a chance to make a decision other than either vote for either of them. But it's not like there was even a No Choice option. Even no option beats Nikki Haley by a significant margin. But she gets obliterated by Joe Biden by a 2-to-1 margin, which means she doesn't just loses by a lot of votes, she gets destroyed by a lack of a choice, she's not just no option. she's destroyed by Biden's lack of one, but she's crushed by a candidate who has no option, she has no chance at all of a chance at winning the nomination at all even no option and she gets crushed by no option! . - What does this mean for Nikki Haley's chances of winning the primary? What does it mean for her chances of actually being a serious contender in the 2020 election? - Is there any chance of a second chance at the nomination? of a primary that's going to be much better than Joe Biden's? or is she going to have a shot at a primary challenger in 2020 at all-choice or not even a chance of winning a primary with a third party primary that s going to get any chance to run against Joe Biden? , and does she have any chance at a runoff in the Democratic primary - and what does that really matter?
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