Koch network says it will stop funding Nikki Haley's presidential bid

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Haley's pathway has now all but closed, with Trump appearing to be cruising toward his party's presidential nomination.
44% : Donors to Americans for Prosperity, which is part of the political arm of the larger Koch network and is led by Seidel, had pressed the group to endorse a Republican primary candidate in the race to find an alternative to Trump.
41% : "There was an honest objective belief that her campaign was still surging, especially when Donald Trump reacted the way he did towards her doing so well and not dropping out," the source said.
23% : The move is a blow to Haley as she vows to continue against Trump, who beat her by about 20 percentage points Saturday and captured all but three delegates.
12% : Haley has said she does not think Trump can defeat President Joe Biden.

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