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Donald Trump blamed former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley for security during the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on Friday as he seemingly confused former House speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) with his GOP rival.
When Nikki Haley was a South Carolina legislator, she backed budgets boosted by federal aid. Running for governor, she criticized a “bailout culture” and dependence on Washington.
Former President Donald J. Trump on Friday appeared to confuse Nikki Haley for Nancy Pelosi during a speech in New Hampshire, accusing Ms. Haley of failing to provide adequate security during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack at the Capitol and connecting her to the House committee that investigated it.
Former President Donald J. Trump intensified his attacks against Nikki Haley on Friday, saying that she was not of presidential caliber and that, as a result, he was unlikely to choose her as his running mate.
Mr. Trump has falsely and repeatedly suggested in recent days that one of his Republican rivals, Nikki Haley, is counting on Democrats to win the Republican presidential primary in New Hampshire next week. In fact, registered Democrats cannot vote in the state’s Republican primary — though voters who are not affiliated with a party can.
To Donald J. Trump’s campaign, his win in the Iowa caucuses by a record 30-point margin was a sign he would steamroll to the nomination. To hear Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida tell it, the result was actually a sign of the former president’s weakness.
Here's the latest from the 2024 campaign trailFormer President Donald Trump, former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are campaigning in New Hampshire with four days to go until the primary.Sen. Tim Scott is set to endorse Trump this evening over Haley, his fellow South Carolina Republican.After facing criticism over her lack of activity in the Granite State, Haley has six events on her schedule today. She needs a strong showing on Tuesday to keep her campaign hopes alive following a third-place Iowa finish.A new tracking poll shows Trump continues to lead Haley and DeSantis by double digits in New Hampshire.President Joe Biden's campaign is focusing on abortion rights ahead of the 51st anniversary of the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade ruling.
While New Hampshire is unlikely to face the same kind of harsh weather conditions as the Iowa caucusgoers last week, the results could be delayed by a significant amount of hand-counting or by calls for a recount by a former president who has made a habit of questioning results he doesn’t like.