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$12 million
“Nikki Haley says she has raised $12 million in February ? and has the funds she needs to continue competing in the Republican presidential primary against former President Donald Trump,” USA Today reports.
“How many more times are we gonna lose before we realize he’s actually the problem.”
— Nikki Haley, on Fox News, about Donald Trump.
63.2% to 30.5%
New York Times: Nikki Haley was outvoted 43,893 to 21,199 in Nevada’s Republican presidential primary by a “None of These Candidates” option on the ballot on Tuesday, according to The Associated Press, an embarrassment in a contest in which she faced no direct competition.
“Praising dictators is not normal. Make America normal again.”
— Nikki Haley criticized Donald Trump’s recent praise of Chinese President Xi Jinping, calling it abnormal.
“She’s gonna win in a landslide and that’s not an exaggeration.”
— New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R), quoted by the Washington Post, about Nikki Haley’s chances in the New Hampshire primary.
19%
A new USA Today/Suffolk poll in New Hampshire shows Donald Trump leading the GOP presidential race with 49%, followed by Nikki Haley at 19%, Ron DeSantis at 10%, Chris Christie at 6%, Vivek Ramaswamy at 4% and Tim Scott at 4%. A new Winthrop poll in South Carolina finds Donald Trump leading the GOP presidential race with 51%, followed by Nikki Haley at 17%, Ron DeSantis at 12%, Tim Scott at 6%, Vivek Ramaswamy at 5%, Chris Christie at 2% and Mike Pence at 2%.
“Honestly, every time I hear you, I feel a little bit dumber for what you say.”
— Nikki Haley, at the Republican presidential debate, to Vivek Ramaswamy.
$7.3 million
“Nikki Haley raked in $26 million in the second quarter, including $7.3 million in direct donations, demonstrating support from donors, despite persistently low poll numbers,” Bloomberg reports. “The super PAC supporting Haley, Stand For America Fund Inc., raised $18.7 million from April through June, bringing her overall total to $26 million.”
$11 million
Nikki Haley pulled in a sizable haul of more than $11 million across the first six weeks of her presidential campaign, Fox News reports. Also impressive: 67,000 of her 70,000 donations were under $200.
“This is my country, lady. I’m not an American Indian, and I don’t like them taking down all the monuments.”
— Conservative pundit Ann Coulter said Nikki Haley — who was born in South Carolina — should “go back to your own country” after the former South Carolina governor announced her 2024 presidential candidacy. Coulter took issue with Haley removing the Confederate flag from the state capitol in 2015 after a White supremacist shot and killed nine people at a historically Black church in Charleston.