"5-alarm fire for the party": Ex-aide says Trump's S.C. win exposes his "fundamental weakness"

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

29% : But she is underscoring the fundamental weakness of Donald Trump, and it should be a five-alarm fire for the party, but for some reason, it is not.
24% : Though the stat isn't an issue in the primary, as Politico noted, it could pose a threat to Trump's re-election campaign in a general election -- exit polls found that he lost moderate and liberal voters to Haley by a large margin, while a little over 1 in 5 Republican voters said they would not vote for Trump in the presidential election, per AP VoteCast.
22% : "Somebody who's running as virtually an incumbent -- Donald Trump -- getting 60%, and 40% being against him?
18% : "A recent Politico report similarly noted that with about three-quarters of the South Carolina primary votes tallied, around 40 percent of voters rejected Trump.

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