A voter pushed Nikki Haley to call Donald Trump a 'grave danger' to the US. Here's how she responded

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : "Trump and his campaign team have mostly tried to tear down DeSantis but are devoting new attention to Haley in recent days.
47% : And then the former United Nations ambassador addressed the challenge that she and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, her closest rival for second place behind Trump, are facing just weeks before primary voting begins.
30% : ""I would say if I could have one thing change, I wish Trump hadn't been indicted on any of this stuff," he said.
15% : Haley didn't cite the indictments against Trump but suggested as she often does that his leadership is too chaotic given the threats the U.S. faces.
14% : "I think there's some strategy there in terms of she's not quite saying Donald Trump is a danger to the country.
12% : Speaking with the Christian Broadcasting Network on Thursday, DeSantis argued that the criminal indictments had made it harder to run against Trump by "distorting the primary.
6% : On Wednesday, DeSantis attacked the Colorado Supreme Court's ruling that Trump was ineligible for the ballot under to the U.S. Constitution, suggesting the court was trying to boost Trump and help Democrats who want to run against him.
2% : Asked by 44-year-old Jacob Schunk to label Donald Trump a "grave danger to our country," Haley ticked through criticisms of the former president ranging from foreign policy to government spending.

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