GOP presidential contender Nikki Haley said her Iowa campaign was strong despite hurdles. In a poll, she beat Ron DeSantis. Haley vowed to deliver good results in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina despite fears about a target on her back.
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Confident Haley Addresses Campaign Momentum, Geopolitics, and Policy Stances
Haley remained confident about her campaign’s momentum and energy in Iowa despite expected low attendance due to harsh weather. She stressed the importance of caucus day poll findings and the need to secure votes till the end.
Haley addressed geopolitics, especially Taiwan’s election, and China. She noted China’s setback and vowed to protect Taiwan and democracy. Haley urged for Hamas’s elimination and Israel’s unilateral measures in response to DeSantis’s words.
Haley denied supporting raising Social Security and Medicare age restrictions to 74 in response to former President Donald Trump’s assertions. She emphasized maintaining pledges to avoid welfare cuts and reducing worry.
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Nikki Haley Proudly Supports Deployed Husband Amid Presidential Campaign
The South Carolina Army National Guard deployed Major Michael Haley, Haley’s husband, to Africa. Despite the obstacles, Nikki Haley was proud of her husband’s work, emphasizing the necessity to preserve the nation for future generations.
Nikki Haley feels confident in her presidential campaign, addressing geopolitics and domestic policies. Her priorities are upholding commitments, promoting democracy, and ensuring national stability.
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