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Former President Donald J. Trump essentially threatened Nikki Haley’s donors with excommunication from his political movement on Wednesday night, declaring that he would refuse contributions from anyone who donated to her primary campaign.
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump warned he will blacklist donors to the electoral campaign of Nikki Haley, his rival for the Republican nomination. In a post overnight on the Truth Social social media platform, Trump said anyone who contributes to Haley's platform "from this moment forth, will be permanently barred from the MAGA camp. We don't want them, and will not accept them." The post did not specify whether he was also referring to donations given to a pro-Haley action committee. Short for Make America Great Again, MAGA is the slogan that has reunited Trump's political base since his first presidential campaig
Donald Trump has warned Nikki Haley that donors to her campaign will be “permanently banned from the MAGA camp”, as he steps up his attacks on his sole Republican rival still in the race.
Here are the highlights from the 2024 campaign trailNBC News projected former President Donald Trump the winner of New Hampshire's Republican presidential primary against former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley yesterday, a victory driven by dominant support from self-identified GOP voters.Trump is the first nonincumbent GOP candidate to win both Iowa and New Hampshire. He is calling for Haley to end her race so the Republican Party can coalesce behind him.Haley, who performed well among self-identified moderates, has vowed that the race is not over, and she will travel to New York City on Monday and Tuesday to court Wall Street donors at multiple fundraisers, according to two campaign sources.President Joe Biden received the endorsement of the United Auto Workers union. The union's endorsement could be key in the battleground state of Michigan, which narrowly went for Biden in 2020 after backing Trump by a razor-thin margin in 2016.
WASHINGTON (AP) — For months, the centrist group No Labels has stockpiled cash and diligently worked to secure ballot access for a potential third-party presidential bid, striking fear among allies of President Joe Biden that the effort could siphon away votes and hand the White House to Donald Trump.
Vivek Ramaswamy urged the crowd to end the primary right here. Doug Burgum told them to think of safety and prosperity. Tim Scott posed a series of questions that culminated with: “How many y’all want me to stop talking so you can hear from your next president, Donald J Trump?”
Two members of the powerful Durst real estate family in New York have sued the centrist group No Labels, accusing it of pulling a “bait and switch” by seeking donations for a bipartisan governing group and then moving to fund a third-party presidential candidacy.