Nikki Haley’s complete ignorance of
her own party is why Trump is the last
candidate standing
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 3/2/2024 9:52:57 PM
As the window closes on her presidential campaign, Nikki Haley is changing her tune. She’s no longer just attacking Donald Trump, she’s also attacking Republicans who support him. All of them. Losing is a kind of death that concentrates the mind, and with Super Tuesday likely to be her last stand, Haley is unleashing on the people whose votes she courted for more than a year. She didn’t persuade enough of them, so now she’s blaming them for not being the right kind of Republicans. “I get why Republicans are leaving the Republican Party, because we were just always about small government and freedom: economic freedom, personal freedom,” Haley told a gaggle of reporters Friday.
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Nikki Haley’s complete ignorance of
her own party is why Trump is the last
candidate standing 21 replies
her own party is why Trump is the last
candidate standing 21 replies
As the window closes on her presidential campaign, Nikki Haley is changing her tune.
She’s no longer just attacking Donald Trump, she’s also attacking Republicans who support him.
All of them.
Losing is a kind of death that concentrates the mind, and with Super Tuesday likely to be her last stand, Haley is unleashing on the people whose votes she courted for more than a year.
She didn’t persuade enough of them, so now she’s blaming them for not being the right kind of Republicans.
“I get why Republicans are leaving the Republican Party, because we were just always about small government and freedom: economic freedom, personal freedom,” Haley told a gaggle of reporters Friday.
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Give it up, woman. The party’s over!!