Washington — Nikki Haley appears poised to lose in her home state as she goes up against former President Donald Trump in South Carolina’s 2024 Republican primary on Saturday, but she has vowed to press forward in the GOP nomination contest whatever the outcome. A home-state advantage hasn’t translated into a lead in the polls
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley, asked Friday if she would hypothetically be willing to be rival Donald Trump's running mate, said there was no chance.
South Carolina Rep. Norman: ‘The People Spoke for Trump’ Rep. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.), a key supporter of former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley in her home state, had a simple message after her loss was called. “The people spoke for Trump,” he told The Epoch Times. Mr. Norman, who has campaigned for Ms. Haley across
“The people spoke for Trump,” he told The Epoch Times. Mr. Norman, who has campaigned for Ms. Haley across the state, stressed that both President Trump and Ms. Haley “love America.” “What she will have to do… is make a decision.” “What she’ll do is count the delegates up,” he said when asked about her
The Associated Press called the South Carolina Republican presidential primary election for President Trump shortly after polls closed statewide at 7 p.m. ET. Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump walks on stage to speak during an election night watch party at the State Fairgrounds on February 24, 2024 in Columbia, S.C. (Win McNamee/Getty
Results of CPAC Straw Poll on Trump’s VP Are In WASHINGTON—South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy were CPAC attendees’ top choices for who they think former President Donald Trump should pick for his vice president. In a straw poll that featured a list of 14 potential candidates, Ms. Noem and Mr. Ramaswamy
Trump Calls His Storytelling at CPAC ‘Total Genius’ As former President Donald Trump began yet another anecdote, after admitting to going off script at CPAC, he gave his audience a preview of what the media would say about his extra-long speech. “See, they’ll say, ‘He rambled. He’s cognitively impaired,’” he said. “No, it’s really the