Nikki Haley’s withdrawal from the US presidential election competition; Not supporting Trump

Nicky Haley, former US ambassador to the United Nations, announced on Wednesday local time in South Carolina: “The time has come to end my election campaign.”

Nikki Haley said: “Now is the time to suspend my campaign. I had stated that my goal was to have the voice of the American people heard. I did it, I don’t regret it.”

This American Republican politician continued congratulating Donald Trump as the Republican candidate: “Although I will no longer be a candidate, I will use my voice for other causes that I believe in.”

Nicky Haley congratulated Donald Trump, the former president of this country, during the announcement of the end of his election campaign, but did not support him.

“Most likely, Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee when our party’s convention is held in July,” Haley said. I congratulate him and wish him success. I wish success to whoever becomes the president of the United States.”

This American Republican politician continued: “I have always been a conservative Republican, and I have always supported the Republican candidate, but in response to today’s question, I will quote a quote from Margaret Thatcher: “Never blindly follow the crowd. Always be your own decision maker

Haley added: “Donald Trump now has a responsibility to win the votes of those in our party and outside the party who did not support him, and I hope he will do that.”

He clarified: “The best policy is to bring people closer to your goal, not to disperse them.” Now it’s his turn to choose.”

Nikki Haley was the only competitor of Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, in the Republican presidential primary campaign on March 5, 2024, which is the 15th of March, known as “Super Tuesday” or “Big Tuesday”.

Trump won 14 of the 15 GOP states contested on Super Tuesday, but Nikki Haley was only able to win Vermont.

Haley even lost in his home state of South Carolina, where he had been elected governor twice, by more than 20 percentage points. Trump’s team had put a lot of pressure on Haley to get out of the game, and another big win could be a big plus in their favor.

Haley has garnered significant campaign funding and has said she will stay in the race until the Republican National Convention in July, when delegates may choose another candidate given Trump’s legal woes.

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Joe Biden and Donald Trump, the current and former presidents of the United States, were able to win over their rivals in most of the contests in the intra-party elections of “Great Tuesday”.

This year’s US presidential election (November 2024) is a crucial moment for Biden and Trump, who will be the main rivals for the Democratic and Republican presidential nominations, respectively.

Trump has been one of the prominent figures of the Republican Party since 2016, when he became president for the first time, who lost to his Democratic rival Joe Biden in the 2020 election.

The US presidential election will be held on November 5, 2024.

Source: IRNA