Donald Trump tells Nikki Haley's husband to leave his military deployment

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : On Saturday, while speaking to a crowd of supporters at a "Get Out the Vote" rally in Conway, South Carolina, Trump first brought up Michael Haley.
45% : She faces an uphill battle, according to a CBS News/YouGov poll released Monday that shows Trump is favored by 65 percent of South Carolinians likely to vote in the state's primary.
41% : "Trump and Haley, the final two GOP presidential candidates vying for the party's nomination, are trading barbs as Haley's aspirations hang in the balance ahead of the primary results in her home state of South Carolina on February 24.
39% : "Haley's campaign could hinge on what happens in South Carolina, where Trump has been endorsed by Republican Senator Tim Scott, a former presidential candidate.
37% : "Tricky Nikki is CRASHING in the Polls," Trump posted on Truth Social after midnight on Tuesday.
36% : Oh, he's away," Trump said.
22% : Days after Donald Trump first mentioned Nikki Haley's military husband during a campaign rally, the former president is now calling for him to leave his yearlong deployment early to "save her dying campaign.
21% : Comments such as Trump's negatively affect military recruiting, she added.
14% : "Nikki Haley then fired back at Trump in a social media post.

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