Nikki Haley visits Myrtle Beach area: slams Trump, talks military, deals with hecklers

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Bradley said he wants a Republican in office, even if that means Trump.
37% : The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case from Colorado in February to decide if the state can take Trump off the Republican primary ballot for engaging in an insurrection on Jan. 6.
34% : Haley and Trump are the lone Republicans left in the race to win the GOP nomination.
34% : If the court sides with Colorado, this could potentially keep Trump off the presidential ballot in that state,/ according to The New York Times.
33% : If Haley doesn't get the nomination, several people said they would vote for Trump for president.
31% : Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley drove home the importance of the military, tax breaks and keeping Donald Trump out of office during a campaign stop Sunday in her home state.
31% : Haley, who served as governor from 2011 to 2017, lost to Trump by a significant margin at the Iowa caucus and the New Hampshire primary in January.
26% : She mentioned how Trump increased the national debt and how she wants to bring tax cuts for small businesses.
23% : As the primaries continue, it appears the 2024 election will come down to Trump or Joe Biden.
19% : Kevin Bradley of Myrtle Beach said he worries Trump won't make it to the ballot.
16% : With the South Carolina primary looming next month, Haley repeated a point she made at a Charleston rally on Wednesday, saying Trump "threw a temper tantrum" after she earned 43% of votes in New Hampshire.

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