"Trump's Strengths and Weaknesses Exposed in Iowa and New Hampshire"

The Iowa and New Hampshire Republican nominating contests have highlighted Donald Trump's enduring influence within the party, but also revealed potential weaknesses in his electoral appeal and general election prospects. Trump's campaign is pivoting towards a general election strategy, focusing on immigration, the economy, and crime, while also seeking to expand the electorate and engage traditionally Democratic-leaning groups. Despite decisive victories, Trump faces challenges with some Republican voters, independents, and suburban and college-educated White women. Concerns about Trump's electability and potential impact on the GOP's chances in the House and Senate are emerging among Republicans, prompting calls for the party to unite behind him while others express doubts. Trump's campaign aims to broaden his appeal and emphasize his record on key issues, but changing economic indicators may require a reevaluation of the party's strategy.