COLUMBIA, SC--(SFP) Some call it God's country, Bamberg, S.C., an old railroad town south of Orangeburg in the middle of farm country. Presidential hopeful Nikki Haley calls it "my hometown" as she likes to tell it, she grew up here in a town with "2,500 people, two spotlights and you couldn't think about doing something wrong without somebody telling your mom."      Haley's family owned a clothing store, Exotica, where almost all the girls bought their prom dresses there, including former classmate Sharon Carter, now chairwoman of Bamberg County's Republican Party.     But hometown roots aren't helping Haley. Bamberg is one of the few deep-blue counties in the state and the few Republicans here seem to prefer former president Donald Trump over her, Carter said. Even if they used to buy their prom dresses from her family.      New  polling from Monmouth College  released February 1 shows Haley's problems reach mu...