Nikki Haley visits Grand Strand, takes digs at Donald Trump's competency during rally

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : After more than two dozen new endorsements from South Carolina lawmakers, Trump now has the support of 66 state legislators, while Haley has just nine.Greenville Politics Nikki Haley shrugs off opposition in visit to Donald Trump's Upstate SC stronghold By David Ferrara dferrara@postandcourier.com
53% : "Palmetto Politics Nikki Haley now gets Donald Trump on her home turf.
49% : By Caitlin Byrd cbyrd@postandcourier.comHaley said she supports school choice, vocational classes and a ban on "biological men in women's sports," referring to transgender people who transition and compete on teams that align with their gender identity.
44% : "America deserves answers and Donald Trump won't give them to you," Haley said.
44% : Although the duo voted for Trump in the 2020 general election, they said they have supported Haley's campaign for a while and they like her stance on immigration with strengthening the Southern border, as well as her stance on reducing the national debt.
26% : Once they left, Haley told her supporters not to be offended.Nation and World RNC pulls resolution declaring Trump 'presumptive 2024 nominee' By MEG KINNARD.
26% : He dislikes how Trump treats other people, particularly women, and how he runs his businesses.
23% : She also wants to reduce the national debt and criticized Trump for increasing it by $8 trillion during his presidency.Stopping "unnecessary wars" would help reduce the national debt, she said.
22% : She said Trump does not make Americans a priority because he only wants to talk about the many lawsuits, as well as 91 criminal indictments, that he is fighting in court.
15% : Haley seemed unimpressed by Gov. Henry McMaster's support for Trump, reminding the crowd that she beat McMaster in the gubernatorial primary back in 2010.
7% : Shirley said he voted for Joe Biden during the last election because he did not like Donald Trump.

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