Nikki Haley Decided to Suspend her White House Campaign

Nikki Haley decided to suspend her White House campaign on Wednesday, opting not to endorse former President Donald Trump. Instead, she urged Trump to work towards gaining the support of moderates and independents who had backed her during the primary.

Nikki Haley stated, “It is now up to Donald Trump to earn the votes”

In a televised address from Charleston, South Carolina, Haley stated, “It is now up to Donald Trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who did not support him, and I hope he does that.”

Also Read: Karnataka Cop’s Anguish as Son Stranded in Ukraine War Zone

Haley had been in a two-person competition with Trump for the opportunity to go up against President Joe Biden in the November election. However, her campaign faced challenges, winning just one state on “Super Tuesday” and failing to pose a significant hurdle in Trump’s path to securing the nomination.

She prided herself on being the last challenger standing

The 52-year-old was little known outside her native South Carolina before Trump tapped her as ambassador to the United Nations back in 2017 and used the high-profile UN post to cultivate an image as a plain-speaking conservative.

Also Read: Contempt plea moved against SBI for defying SC order on electoral bonds’ disclosure

She prided herself on being the last challenger standing between the “chaos” of Trump and the 2024 Republican White House nomination.

“I am filled with gratitude for the outpouring of support we’ve received from all across our great country,” Haley added”