Nikki Haley's Strategies? | Frontpage Mag

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Trump has now won the first two primaries by large majorities.
57% : Meanwhile, he proved himself an adroit campaigner, consolidating a coalition of anti-Reagan establishment Republicans and independents in the primaries.
52% : First, she can exit, endorse Trump, promise to campaign for him with Independents and cross-over voters, and expect an offer of a cabinet position or ambassadorship as she prepares to run again in 2028.
50% : In the short term, she will cede to Trump the Nevada caucuses and focus on her home state of South Carolina.
49% : But party pressure will only increase for her to drop out, seek unity in the party, and consolidate finite Republican donor funds behind Trump.
47% : By contrast, Haley, after losing Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada, may lose her native state even more dramatically, despite her longed-for head-to-head race with Trump.
33% : An inert Haley would serve as the only remaining Republican alternative to Trump -- on the chance he might be convicted and jailed and thus either be unable to actively campaign or wounded as the first felon to run as a major party candidate.
25% : But then what?Ron DeSantis wisely got out of the race and endorsed Trump because he did not wish to lose in New Hampshire.
9% : But she could hurt Trump in the manner that the Never Trump vote wounded Trump in 2016 and might even have helped defeat him in 2020.

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