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When Nikki Haley summoned the national media to Greenville, S.C., on Tuesday, she did something that was strikingly unusual even in this most bizarre of campaigns. She devoted an entire speech to explaining why she was not dropping out of the presidential race.
After Nikki Haley’s disappointing finishes in Iowa and New Hampshire earlier this year, she promised she would storm back in the next big Republican primary to deliver “a great day in South Carolina,” the state where she was born and raised and where she occupied the governor’s mansion for six years.
Nikki Haley doubles down on vow to stay in presidential race
It appeared to be Nikki Haley’s most diverse audience yet.
Well, that wasn’t what Donald Trump wanted to hear. On Tuesday Nikki Haley delivered a 30-minute address that many in the press suspected, and Trump World hoped, would announce the end of her campaign. Nope.
Undeterred by a series of legal battles, former president Donald Trump maintains a substantial lead over Nikki Haley, his last remaining 2024 GOP competitor, in her home state of South Carolina, a new poll shows.
Fox News host Jesse Watters reacts to 2024 presidential candidate Nikki Haley’s refusal to drop out of the race as she trails former President Trump by double digits in her home state South Carolina before its GOP primary Saturday on "Jesse Watters Primetime."
Former South Carolina governor and GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley on Tuesday delivered a clear message: she has the means and the motivation to ensure the Republican primary does not end anytime soon. During a speech billed as a "state of the race" update, Haley said she intends to stay in the 2024 election, regardless of her performance in the upcoming South Carolina Republican primary. "South Carolina will vote on Saturday. But on Sunday I'll still be running for President. I'm not going anywhere," Haley said in Greenville, South Carolina. Trump is leading by roughly 30 points in Haley's home state, according to a recent