Fox News contributor Marc Thiessen joined ‘Fox & Friends’ Wednesday with his reaction to the New Hampshire primary election results.
Former President Trump had secured a double-digit victory in the New Hampshire primary with 54.55% of the vote compared to runner-up Nikki Haley’s 43.2%. Fox News contributor Marc Thiessen explained on «Fox & Friends» Wednesday that the margin is «jarring» and represent a warning sign for Trump ahead of a possible rematch with President Biden.
MARC THIESSEN: He’s effectively the quasi-Republican incumbent. He never ceded the leadership of the Republican Party. He’s offended that anyone challenged him for the Republican nomination. He thinks he should be the nominee. The last time you had a challenge like this to a Republican incumbent was in 1992, when Pat Buchanan challenged George H.W. Bush. He got 38% to Bush’s 52%. The New York Times headline was ‘Bush jarred in first primary. President Bush scored a less than impressive victory over Pat Buchanan.
