‘A Different Donald Trump’ Beams as Rivals Become ‘Converts’
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This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire
By Philip Wegmann
Real Clear Wire
MILWAUKEE — Republicans always seem to come home. Some sooner than others.
Vivek Ramaswamy never really ran against him. Ron DeSantis threw his weight behind him within an hour of dropping out of the primary. But Nikki Haley, the last woman standing, she took her time. The endorsement took three full months to arrive. Donald Trump didn’t mind.
The former president did not need her support to lock down a third consecutive nomination. He may not need it to return to the White House either. But as Haley walked onstage at the Republican National Convention Tuesday,
