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Nikki Haley's answer to whether Donald Trump is 'unhinged and dangerous' spoke volumes during her Fox News interview. The former Republican presidential candidate went of Fox, who recently fact-checked Trump on air and were caught editing out parts of an interview with the republican candidate, before his rally in Pennsylvania on Tuesday night. Haley and Trump competed in the Republican primary election, leading to a landslide win for the former president and his opponent reluctantly endorsing him.
Nikki Haley branded 'complicit' for Gaza after disturbing note on Israeli shell Nikki Haley admits she will be voting for Donald Trump in surprising twist While Haley has not done events with Trump, she has supported him in her media appearances throughout the 2024 campaign. Fox News' Bret Baier asked Haley if "you have no doubts that this president is not a threat to democracy, is not dangerous, is not unhinged." Haley said: "You don’t have to agree with his style.
I am choosing policy over personality." The former UN Ambassador said that she doesn't "agree with Harris on anything" which makes Trump a clear choice for her. "While she wants to go back to Jan.
6, what she doesn’t want to visit is what’s happened since Jan. 6, because we’ve had four years of record inflation. We’ve had unconscionable amounts of illegal immigrants, 500,000 criminal illegals alone coming across that border," Haley said.
Haley has not appeared on the campaign trail with Trump, even though there are a lot of people who voted for her in the primary since she represented an alternative to Trump. Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis make massive U-turns with fawning speeches for Trump Donald Trump fact checked live on air by Fox News Donald Trump humiliated as unedited Fox News interview leaked Baier: You have no doubts that this president is not a threat to democracy, is not dangerous, is not unhinged? Haley: You don’t have to agree with his style. I am choosing policy over personality.
pic.twitter.com/6e85laLPp4 — Acyn (@Acyn) October 29, 2024 She has criticized the campaign for not appealing to women and using strong language against women.
“You have got affiliated PACs doing commercials about calling Kamala the 'c' word or speakers at Madison Square Garden, you know, referring to her and her ‘pimps,’” Haley added. “That is not the way to win women. That is not the way to win people who are concerned about Trump’s style.
” Many people expected Trump to reach out to her in a bid to gain more female votes, which Trump is struggling with in the polls. "The choice is given. It’s either Donald Trump or it’s Kamala Harris," said Haley.
"And for my family, what I’m looking at is the fact that my daughter says she can’t afford groceries. And I look at an economy that’s been tough for all of us.".
