[[{“value”:”After her humiliating defeat in her home state of South Carolina, Nikki Haley has continued to criticize President Trump.
With 59.8 % of the votes, President Trump won the Republican primary in South Carolina, while Nikki Haley received 39.5 %.
Keep in mind that this is the state where Haley resides.
This is probably the highest amount that we can expect her to lose.
Haley has started talking about President Trump about her defeat, claiming that the fact that he won by only 60 % indicates that he will lose to Biden.
Which party is she a Democrat or Democrat? It appears to be the latter more frequently.
See her post these:
I work as an accountant. I am aware that 40 % is not 50 %. However, I am also aware that 40 % is not a small number. Americans have a duty to give them a choice in this election. pic. Twitter.com/twitter.com/9azXLJsaRQ
— February 25, 2024, Nikki Haley ( @NikkiHaley ).
More from ABC News:
Nikki Haley, a former U.N. ambassador, has lost to Donald Trump by double digits, but Haley said on Monday that the fact that she has only managed to receive 60 % of the vote in the contested races should serve as a warning sign.
One day before the Republican primary in Michigan, she yelled at reporters and said,” Donald Trump, physically speaking, the Republican incumbent did never win 40 % of the vote.” But, what you are looking at is a change, which has been occurring for some time.
A significant minority of conservative voters are reiterating an argument that she has been making more and more, including the night before in Troy, Michigan, that despite her having yet to win a state in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination and her apparent lack of success in getting there, they still deserve an alternative.
After losing her home state of South Carolina on Saturday, she said,” I know 40 % is not 50 %, but I also know 40 % is not some tiny group.”
She is refusing to leave, trying to drain President Trump’s money.
This is done, she’s not a moron.
pic. twitter.com/wNJUvkNVc9
— Roger Stone ( @RogerJStoneJr ) February 27, 2024
Below is a Fox News article that discusses Nikki Haley’s strategy for appealing to independents and Democrats:
By appealing to separate voters, Nikki Haley wants to stop what Donald Trump’s political campaign anticipates Saturday will be an “a-kicking” in her home state of South Carolina.
In a” Fox and Friends” interview this week, Haley emphasized that” this is an open primary.”
The former two-term Palmetto State governor, who later served as U.N. ambassador to the then-president’s administration, states that “anyone can vote in the primary, as long as you did n’t vote in the Democrat primary on February 3rd in South Carolina.”
Trump is the Republican Party’s frontrunner for the 2024 election as he makes a second consecutive bid for the White House. He won a majority of the votes in the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary victories next month and won by a landslide earlier this month in the Nevada and U.S. Virgin Island caucuses to close in on locking up the nomination.
In the last polls in South Carolina, Trump held on to a sizable lead over Haley, the last big rivalry to challenge the late president.
Independents fueled Haley’s 43 % showing in New Hampshire, where she lost to Trump by 11 points. Separate voters have long played a significant and significant role in the first-in-the-nation primary, but they are much less of a factor in South Carolina’s more liberal public, where evangelical voters have a lot of favor in GOP contests.
Republicans do n’t vote for Nikki Haley, she realizes.
Just Democrats and Independents are casting ballots in favor of her, with the only other candidates hoping to defeat President Trump in the election.
All of her “voters” would jump ship and support Biden in the 2024 Presidential election, yet in the fairy tale land where Nikki Haley prevails.”}]] [[{“value”:”
Nikki Haley continues to criticize President Trump despite her crushing defeat in South Carolina.
President Trump won South Carolina Republican Primary with 59.8% and Nikki Haley received 39.5%.
Remember that this is Haley’s home state.
This is probably the lowest she will ever lose!
Haley, despite her defeat, has started trash-talking about President Trump. She claims that because Trump won by 60%, it is a sign that he will lose to Biden.
Is she a Democrat or a Republican? It seems to be more likely that she is a Democrat.
You can read her post here.
I’m a accountant. I know that 40% is not 50%. But I also realize that 40% is a large number. I have a responsibility to offer the American people a choice during this election. pic.twitter.com/8azXLJsaRQ
— Nikki Haley (@NikkiHaley) February 25, 2024
ABC News shares more.
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She told reporters in a press conference one day before Michigan’s Republican primary that Donald Trump, as the Republican incumbent, did not receive 40% of the votes. “What you are seeing is that something has been shifting for a long time.”
Haley was repeating an argument that she has made more and more often, including the night before in Troy, Michigan. She said that, even though she still hasn’t won a single state in the race for Republican presidential nomination, and her path to catching Trump appears all but over, a significant minority of conservative voters signal that they want someone else than Trump and that they deserve an alternative.
She said, “I know that 40% is not 50% but I also know that 40% is not a tiny group,” on Saturday, after losing her state of South Carolina.
She is trying drain President Trump’s funds by refusing to drop her.
She’s not stupid; this is deliberate.
pic.twitter.com/wNJUvkNVc9
Roger Stone (@RogerJStoneJr), February 27, 2024
Here is a Fox News article that explains Nikki Haley’s strategy for winning over Independents and Democrats.
Nikki Haley wants to prevent the “a-kicking” that Donald Trump’s campaign predicts in her home state, South Carolina, on Saturday by courting Independent voters.
Haley stressed in an interview with “Fox and Friends”, this week, that “this is an open primaries.”
The former two-term Palmetto State Governor who later served as U.N. Ambassador in the former President’s administration notes “anyone can vote in this primary, so long as you did not vote in the Democrat Primary on February 3rd.
Trump is the GOP frontrunner for 2024 as he runs a third time in a row for the White House. He won the Iowa caucus, New Hampshire primary and Nevada caucuses by a large majority last month.
The final South Carolina polls showed Trump maintaining an impressive double-digit lead against Haley, his last major rival.
Haley’s 43% in New Hampshire was fueled by independents, who helped her to lose to Trump by 11 percentage points. While independent voters have played a vital and influential role for years in the first-inthe-nation primaries, they are less of a force in South Carolina, where evangelical voters dominate GOP contests.
Nikki Haley knows that Republicans won’t vote for her.
Independents and Democrats are the only ones voting for her, hoping to elect her instead of President Trump.
Even if Nikki Haley won in a fairytale, her ‘voters would all jump ship and vote Biden for the 2024 Presidential Election.
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