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One New Hampshire voter is so disgusted with former President Donald Trump she'd prefer a cartoon character.

Speaking to MSNBC over the weekend from Nashua, Independent voter Dixy Scott said that she's not wild about her options, but one causes a more visceral reaction.

Former Rep. David Jolly (R-FL) didn't hold back when talking about the end of Gov. Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign.

After the big announcement on social media, Jolly spoke with MSNBC, explaining that the campaign had been a disaster from the beginning.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) continues to be taunted by his history of alleged relationships with underage teens.

At the New Hampshire opening of Donald Trump's campaign office, a mere two days before the primary election, a man came up with a small blow-up doll.

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) boasted about being devoted to the "sanctity of life," but she didn't have an answer for her state's problems with infant and maternal mortality.

Speaking to "Face the Nation," Sanders claimed that they've prioritized alternatives to abortion, such as foster care, adoption and her efforts to increase the "quality of life." The talking points don't match up with the statistics, however, the host pointed out.

A supporter of Donald Trump in New Hampshire falsely insisted that the leading Republican presidential candidate was currently president "as of now."

While waiting for Trump to speak outside an event in Rochester on Sunday, a Newsmax reporter spoke to supporters of the former president.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that he is suspending his 2024 presidential campaign.

His second-place finish in Iowa was still shocking, but it was so close to third-place Nikki Haley that, after spending over $150 million between his campaign and supportive super PAC, it was a humiliating result.

Donald Trump pledged that he would testify in the E. Jean Carroll damages trial on Monday, something the Washington Post concluded was akin to a legal "suicide mission."

New York defense lawyer Robert Katzberg joined with other legal experts in saying that testifying would ultimately humiliate him and he could risk contempt of court.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) faced a man heckling him for allegedly dating underage girls.

While speaking at Donald Trump's New Hampshire campaign headquarters on Sunday, a man wearing a Trump hat shouted at Gaetz as he was talking about young voters.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Sunday disavowed the far-right Patriot Front group after a march in New York City.

In a viral video on Saturday, members of the group could be seen marching toward the World Trade Center. The purpose of the protest was not immediately clear, but marchers carried a sign reading, "No Zionists in Government."

Reacting to reports that Donald Trump would like to take the stand on Monday at the E. Jean Carroll defamation trial, MSNBC legal analyst Lisa Rubin poured cold water on it, saying there is no reason for him to even show up.

Speaking with host Jen Psaki, Rubin claimed the embattled former president is "bluffing" like he has done before in his $370 million Manhattan financial fraud trial.

A Republican voter told CBS News that he was "not exactly worried" about abortion rights for women.

During CBS' Face the Nation program on Sunday, host Margaret Brennan asked a panel of Michigan voters about what would happen to abortion rights if Donald Trump was re-elected.

A long MSNBC panel discussion between conservative pollster Frank Luntz and former GOP strategist Rick Wilson ended with Luntz shaking his head in disagreement after Wilson predicted what would happen if a somewhat viable third-party candidate jumped into the 2024 presidential race.

After Luntz attempted to make the case that he could see a late-surging third-party run impacting the final 2024 results, and stating he saw it as a good thing, Wilson disabused him of the notion by pointing out it would likely propel Trump into the White House again with disastrous results.

Luntz stated his case, saying on Trump voters, "I know this is going to disagree with so many of your viewers, but they really want common sense. They want someone who doesn't change left to right, doesn't choose Republican or Democrat. They want someone who gets the job done in a smart, intelligent, effective way."

"The challenge, again I say this to viewers because I know you care about this so much, is I do believe there's going to be a third party." he continued. "I believe it's not going to be a binary choice. What you can see happening is that all those people in the center, 20, 25, even 30 percent will search for another alternative to Trump and to Biden. That is something that we need to start to consider, even now in January 2024."

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"I love the idea of a third party, of a broader party system but like St. Augustine said, 'Lord, make me good, but not yet'," Wilson parried. "This is a moment where we are in a fight between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, everything else is a distraction and everyone else puts this country at risk."

"If we believe the luxury good of imagining that a third party could win 270 Electoral College votes, which has never happened, and it will not happen in our lifetimes given the two-party system, we are not going to be in a state where we have a lovely third-party imaginary candidate in. We're going to be in this position where Steve Bannon, Stephen Miller, and Donald Trump are running an authoritarian government in Washington, D.C., and America will not look like anything we recognize," he summed up.

That left Luntz with his lips pressed together and shaking his head in disagreement as host Ali Velshi interjected, "Guys, I love the disagreements. I respect you both about it, I can see Frank still nodding but, you know what? You both are friends of the show, so you're welcome here all the time."

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NBC host Kristen Welker called out Gov. Chris Sununu (R-NH) after he admitted he would support Donald Trump in the general election despite concerns about potential abuse of power.

While Sununu supports Nikki Haley in the Republican presidential primary, Welker pointed out that he has said he would back Trump if he wins the GOP nomination.