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Both agree that Trump's legal troubles, spanning from civil tax fraud in New York to election subversion cases in four jurisdictions, could prove detrimental to the GOP's chances of reclaiming the White House.

While DeSantis and Haley face an uphill battle against Trump in Iowa, they view a strong second-place finish as pivotal in positioning themselves as the primary challengers to Trump's 2024 nomination.

These states recently disqualified former President Donald Trump from the 2024 White House race due to his alleged role in the 2021 Capitol attack, citing the 14th Amendment, which prohibits individuals engaged in insurrection from holding future office.

The rulings in these states cited Trump's involvement in spreading voter fraud claims and inciting his supporters to march on the Capitol, disrupting the certification of the 2020 election results.

Haley’s remarks about the Civil War, focusing on government control and individual freedoms rather than slavery, drew criticism.

Despite the ambitious stance, Ramaswamy faces challenges in gaining momentum, with Indian-origin American rival Nikki Haley emerging as a frontrunner among voters and GOP donors in the White House race.

In a significant setback for Trump, the Colorado Supreme Court disqualified the former president from the ballot due to his involvement in the Capitol attack on January 6, 2021.

In the New Hampshire state primary, he holds fifth place with seven percent. Ramaswamy's grassroots approach involves direct engagement with voters, contrasting with traditional mega donor retreats.

Previously indicating support for Trump in the 2024 race, even if convicted, Haley now emphasizes the need to prioritize what is right for the country over personal sentiments. Endorsed by New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, Haley gains momentum in the presidential race.

Although the prosecutor did not name Ramaswamy, his campaign was informed of the threat, and the spokesperson expressed gratitude for law enforcement's swift action. Ramaswamy is running fourth nationally in Republican primaries.