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Former President Donald Trump continues his triumphant march to victory, as he secured yet another win in Nevada on Thursday night. The celebration was made even sweeter for Trump when he bumped into one of his biggest fans, UFC heavyweight fighter Sean Strickland. It was a picture-perfect moment for the cameras, showing just how beloved Trump is, not only among politicians but also among the tough fighters of the UFC.
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Trump knows how to make strategic moves, and his appeal to the UFC crowd is no exception. In November, he surprised everyone by joining Tucker Carlson at UFC 295, and the crowd erupted in thunderous applause. Fighters like Jorge Masvidal have even declared Trump as the “greatest president in the history of the world.” It’s clear that Trump has won the hearts of not just the American people but also the fierce warriors of the octagon.
But Strickland wasn’t the only notable person spotted at Trump’s victory party. Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy made the trip from California to join the celebration. As cameras captured his stoic stance toward the back of the room, it was evident that even seasoned politicians couldn’t hide their admiration for Trump’s success.
This victory in Nevada means that Trump will walk away with all 26 delegates, bringing his national total to an impressive 63, while his closest rival, Nikki Haley, lags far behind with only 17. Trump’s path to securing the GOP nomination is becoming clearer with wins in three states so far—Iowa, New Hampshire, and now Nevada. Haley’s campaign is left scrambling after a humiliating loss to the “none of these candidates” option in the Nevada caucus. This setback led her to accuse the election of being “rigged” in favor of Trump. But such baseless claims won’t slow down Trump’s momentum.
Next up for President Trump is South Carolina, where a primary on February 24th will be held in Haley’s home state. Polls already indicate that Trump has a commanding lead over Haley, more than doubling her support. Despite boasting $14 million in campaign funds and vowing to fight on, it seems that Haley’s chances of clinching the nomination are slipping away. The anticipated departure of Ronna McDaniel from the Republican National Committee and the likely election of a die-hard Trump supporter indicates that the primary contest is essentially over.
The conservative movement stands united behind Trump, and his success in Nevada foreshadows the inevitable triumph that awaits him. The American people recognize his leadership and appreciate his unwavering commitment to their interests. With each victory, Trump solidifies his position as the rightful Republican nominee and paves the way for a prosperous future for the United States.
