Haley expects to haul in $1.5 million at Wall Street fundraisers to fuel GOP presidential bid against Trump

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77% : HALEY RAKES IN CAMPAIGN CASH AFTER TRUMP WARNS TOP DOLLAR DONORSHaley faces a very steep uphill climb for the nomination, and internal polls suggest Trump enjoys a formidable double-digit lead over her in South Carolina, which holds the next GOP primary on Feb. 24.
68% : I think everybody realizes that if they do support Nikki, Trump's going to need all hands on deck and somehow, miraculously, they'll be welcomed back with open arms with their checkbooks if they're so inclined when this is all over."While Haley crisscrosses the country to meet with top contributors, her campaign manager Betsy Ankney is expected to make the case this week with a network of Republican megadonors known as the American Opportunity Alliance.Also invited to the gathering is Susie Wiles, a top adviser on the Trump campaign.
50% : The fundraisers come amid a surge in small dollar grassroots donations for Haley after she grabbed 43% of the vote in her 11-point loss last week in the New Hampshire primary to Trump, the commanding frontrunner for the Republican nomination.
46% : HALEY GRASSROOTS FUNDRAISING SOARS, BUT MAJOR DONOR WANTS TO SEE 'PATH TO VICTORY'Haley's campaign highlighted that they raked in $4 million in the days following the New Hampshire primary, which turned into a two-candidate contest between Trump and Haley after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended his campaign days ahead of the primary.
35% : Trump has never been a candidate of the elites.
30% : Trump warned on his Truth Social platform.
27% : "We're energizing the 50% of Republican primary voters who don't want Trump and are rallying behind Nikki.
15% : "Last week, a day after the New Hampshire primary, Trump warned GOP donors to stop contributing to Haley.

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