I don't quite understand why they feel it is necessary for them to kowtow to a guy like this. He is not going to get elected president of the United States, even if he were to get their nomination and I don't think getting the nomination for him is a foregone conclusion.
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Clyburn questions the support that Trump receives from Republican leaders in South Carolina and doubts his chances of being elected president.
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