She is delusional.
Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley recently expressed confidence in the prospect of a female president emerging soon, indicating that it could be herself or Vice President Kamala Harris. Haley shared her views during an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper on Thursday.
In her discussion with Tapper, Haley expressed skepticism about former President Donald Trump’s chances in a general election, asserting, “Donald Trump will not win the general election.” She went on to predict, “We will have a female President of the United States, it will either be me or it will be Harris.”
Haley’s remarks suggest her belief that President Biden might not seek re-election or complete his term, leading to a scenario where Vice President Harris assumes the presidency. Despite trailing significantly behind Trump in her home state of South Carolina and not having won a Republican primary yet, Haley remains steadfast in her belief that she is the most viable candidate for the general election.
Emphasizing her commitment to staying in the Republican nomination race at least until March 5, when 15 states hold contests on Super Tuesday, Haley acknowledged the challenging path ahead. With Trump maintaining a dominant lead in the GOP race as he seeks a third term in the White House, Haley acknowledges the uphill battle she faces.
In an interview with Fox News Digital on Wednesday, Haley underscored her focus on each upcoming state’s primaries, starting with South Carolina and then moving on to Michigan before the Super Tuesday states. Despite the formidable competition, Haley remains determined to pursue her presidential aspirations.
