There are several Republican candidates who are criticizing Nikki Haley. She has been the target of attacks from Chris Christie, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Donald Trump.
Now, even 9-year-olds are voicing their dissatisfaction with the media’s new favorite Trump rival.
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A young girl at a recent event in New Hampshire attracted a lot of attention when she made a comparison between herself and John Kerry because she couldn’t decide on Donald Trump.
Christie criticized Haley and said that she was too forgiving of Trump. Haley’s attempt to maintain a balanced position was highlighted by The New York Post, which stated that although Trump was the ideal leader for his period in office, he was constrained by the chaos he causes.
At the North Conway event in New Hampshire, 51-year-old Haley was confronted about their inconsistency by a bold 9-year-old.
The young person said to Haley, Trump’s UN ambassador, “Chris Christie thinks you’re a flip-flopper on the Donald Trump issue, and honestly, I agree with him.”
“You’re basically the new John Kerry, if you remember John Kerry from 2004.”
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The child wanted to know if you would think about forgiving Donald Trump and how your viewpoint could change so much in just eight years.
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Haley’s views on the outgoing president and front-runner Republican candidate drew criticism from both Trump’s detractors and supporters.
“I told you that I agreed with a lot of his policies. But do I think he’s the right president to go forward? No,” Haley said.
“We can’t handle the chaos anymore.”
Voter sentiment, surprisingly, runs counter to this. According to the RealClearPolitics polling aggregate as of Friday morning, Trump leads by a significant margin of 51.2 points over the nearest rival, with a commanding national lead of 62.5 percent.
Trump continues to lead Haley in New Hampshire, where he has 46.3 percent to her 24.8 percent. But let’s not think of this as a close race—there is still a sizable 21.5 percentage point difference between them.
Nor should it be an object of pride to be despised by both the Trump supporters and detractors in the Republican Party. Although Haley might see this as an indication of her independence, most voters simply believe that she is not the candidate who will continue Trump’s legacy or lead the Republican Party into the future.
Haley is the only contender—aside from Trump—who keeps getting better in the polls. That being said, it seems that she has peaked, and now the other contenders are focusing on her. Even Chris Christie, who Haley said seemed obsessed with Trump, has turned his focus temporarily to attack her.
These days, even nine-year-olds are drawing parallels between Haley and John Kerry. Haley makes an effort to ignore it and keep a cheerful attitude, but it’s clear that these kinds of comparisons can be upsetting.
