'We won't survive:' Haley fights off interruption at Hilton Head event, warns against Trump chaos

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Outside, about 30 flag waving supporters of the former president wearing Trump paraphernalia said they wanted more of Trump.
53% : After the nominating contests in Iowa and New Hampshire, Trump leads 32-17.
51% : It was clear she thought the only thing standing in the way of a Republican president in 2024 was Trump.
51% : "Trump can have them.
50% : Haley, who was the Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations under Trump, is vying for South Carolinian votes in the upcoming Feb. 24 primary.
50% : This local support is contrary to other South Carolina politicians like McMaster and Scott pledging support to Trump.
50% : At the end of her speech, Haley posed the question of whether voters wanted to go in a new direction with her, or more of the same under Trump.
39% : Inside, attendees said more of Trump was what they wanted to prevent.
36% : She spun those politician's support of Trump as proof that she is an outsider who won't go along with the political elite, citing policies she wants to enact as president including term limits for congressional members.
12% : After the announcement of Haley's Hilton Head event circulated earlier in the week, Trump supporters called for a protest of her speech.
8% : Haley was fiery, early on criticizing Trump on national security policy and saying "We can't go through four more years of chaos.

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