Trump Aide Expects High Turnout, Narrow Victory in South Carolina
Corey Lewandowski tells reporters: "I think it's going to be close."
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Unless the polls are very wrong, Donald Trump is poised for his second consecutive primary victory Saturday in South Carolina.
After a boisterous rally in Charleston the night before, where the Republican front-runner lamented U.S. jobs lost to China and Mexico and raved about the use of torture against terrorists, his top aide predicted victory—as long as turnout is high.