Nikki Haley announces
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Nikki Haley is second to none!
https://nevadacurrent.com/2024/02/06/none-of-these-candidates-embarrasses-haley-in-nevada-primary/
Nikki Haley loses even to "None of these candidates" in the Nevada primary.
With nearly half the statewide vote counted Tuesday night, Haley was trailing “none of these candidates” in the Nevada presidential preference primary. Haley had 33% of the vote, to 60% for “none,” and The Associated Press called the race for “none.”
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Haley was the only active candidate on the Republican primary ballot – Donald Trump deliberately didn’t file and is instead participating in Thursday’s state-run caucus. But there had been a quasi-campaign on the part of Trump forces urging people to vote for “none of these candidates” in the primary. Gov. Joe Lombardo, who has endorsed Trump, has said he would vote for “none” in the primary and then caucus for Trump Thursday night. -
Nikki Haley is second to none!
https://nevadacurrent.com/2024/02/06/none-of-these-candidates-embarrasses-haley-in-nevada-primary/
Nikki Haley loses even to "None of these candidates" in the Nevada primary.
With nearly half the statewide vote counted Tuesday night, Haley was trailing “none of these candidates” in the Nevada presidential preference primary. Haley had 33% of the vote, to 60% for “none,” and The Associated Press called the race for “none.”
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Haley was the only active candidate on the Republican primary ballot – Donald Trump deliberately didn’t file and is instead participating in Thursday’s state-run caucus. But there had been a quasi-campaign on the part of Trump forces urging people to vote for “none of these candidates” in the primary. Gov. Joe Lombardo, who has endorsed Trump, has said he would vote for “none” in the primary and then caucus for Trump Thursday night.@Axtremus said in Nikki Haley announces:
Nikki Haley loses even to "None of these candidates" in the Nevada primary.
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It's not whether she's moderate that's the question, it's whether she's at least competent.
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It's not whether she's moderate that's the question, it's whether she's at least competent.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Nikki Haley announces:
It's not whether she's moderate that's the question, it's whether she's at least competent.
Well, she speaks coherently, so that's a big factor in her favor.
Baby steps...
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Nikki Haley announces:
It's not whether she's moderate that's the question, it's whether she's at least competent.
Well, she speaks coherently, so that's a big factor in her favor.
Baby steps...
@George-K said in Nikki Haley announces:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Nikki Haley announces:
It's not whether she's moderate that's the question, it's whether she's at least competent.
Well, she speaks coherently, so that's a big factor in her favor.
Baby steps...
I bet she scores almost as highly as Trump did on the fiendishly complex "Person, Woman, Man, Camera, TV" test
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/elections/2024/02/24/trump-haley-south-carolina-primary-republicans/
Trump projected to win South Carolina Republican primary, in Haley's home state.
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Well, looks like Trump whipped her by 20 points in her own state.
She runs as an independent and her political career is over. I have my doubts.
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Well, looks like Trump whipped her by 20 points in her own state.
She runs as an independent and her political career is over. I have my doubts.
@Jolly said in Nikki Haley announces:
Well, looks like Trump whipped her by 20 points in her own state.
She runs as an independent and her political career is over. I have my doubts.
Would she have the money and potential voter support to run as an independent?
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@Jolly said in Nikki Haley announces:
Well, looks like Trump whipped her by 20 points in her own state.
She runs as an independent and her political career is over. I have my doubts.
Would she have the money and potential voter support to run as an independent?
@kluurs said in Nikki Haley announces:
@Jolly said in Nikki Haley announces:
Well, looks like Trump whipped her by 20 points in her own state.
She runs as an independent and her political career is over. I have my doubts.
Would she have the money and potential voter support to run as an independent?
I'm surprised she's had as much money as she has had. Could she raise enough for a run? I dunno.
Voter support? She couldn't win her home state. I just don't see where she could garner enough support to make a big enough difference as an independent.
Graham is 68. Scott might be Trump's running mate. Either way, that might be a future possibility, but not if she makes an independent run. At least IMO.
