As the political landscape gears up for the 2024 presidential election, the question on everyone's mind echoes through the hallowed halls of political discourse: Who stands the better chance in a race against President Biden – Donald Trump or Nikki Haley?

Donald Trump, the 45th President, continues to be a leading contender in the GOP primary. Recent polls suggest a close race, with Trump edging out Biden. Trump's resonance with conservative voters remains persistent, weathering legal storms and civil challenges. However, Trump continues to have a polarizing effect. While he rallies a dedicated conservative base, his approach has consistently stoked the flames of controversy.

Nikki Haley, a GOP primary contender, has benefitted from a The Wall Street Journal's poll, which shows Haley defeating Biden by 17 points. Many believe Haley's appeal extends beyond traditional Republican boundaries, attracting moderate Republicans, independents, and disaffected voters. Her strength lies in her ability to bridge gaps, a quality sorely needed in an era of deep-seated political animosity. The challenge for Haley lies in convincing her party that she is not just a contender but a unifier who can carry the torch of conservative values while healing the nation's wounds.

The question for debate, who would have a better chance at winning the 2024 General Election against Biden, Donald Trump or Nikki Haley?