So if the polls are accurate I think we're looking at another Trump win in South Carolina. We're getting deeper into the primary here and South Carolina has as many delegates available as Iowa' and New Hampshire's combined.
Will the establishment start to get behind Trump if he takes SC? Or let the division carry on?
Also, Chris Christie is dropping out.
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