The former governor of South Carolina Nikki Haley stated this Wednesday that she will vote for the former president American Donald Trump in the presidential elections that will be held in November in the United States and in which the Republican will face the president of the … country, Joe Biden, for the Democratic Party.
Haley made the announcement in her first remarks since dropping out of the Republican Party presidential primary more than two months ago. During her comments, she stated that Trump “has not been perfect” on policies important to her, such as foreign affairs or the economy, although, in his opinion, Biden “has been a catastrophe.”
“So I will vote for Trump,” he said. Furthermore, she has pointed out that ““he does not regret” his candidacy for the primaries and has defended that she worked hard during the electoral process: “We left everything on the field,” she concluded after thanking the voters who continued to support her, as reported by the CNN television network.
Finally, he stated that “Trump would be smart to reach out to the millions of people” who voted for him and “continued” to support him, and not assume that “they will simply support him.” “I really hope he does,” he said.
From his team to rival
Trump’s former ambassador to the UN announced in early March her withdrawal from the Republican presidential primaries, after the clear victory of his rival, Donald Trump, on ‘Super Tuesday‘, which put hundreds of delegates in fifteen states at stake.
Haley had refused to give in to the magnate in recent weeks and even promised that she would not retire after ‘Super Tuesday’, but the failure on this key day ended up tipping the balance. Haley only won victory in Vermont, insufficient to stop a Trump who is now unstoppable facing the final stretch of the primary campaign and will be formally proclaimed candidate at the Republican convention in July.
