RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel encouraged former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley to withdraw from the Republican presidential contest on Tuesday night, citing her lack of confidence in her ability to defeat President Donald Trump and her need to “reflect” on her candidacy. In an interview with Fox News, McDaniel stated that the electorate’s message is that the party must “unite around our eventual nominee which is gonna be Donald Trump.”
Another crushing loss to Trump in New Hampshire extends Haley’s losing run. She was well behind him in the Iowa caucus just a week ago.
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Haley vows to continue competing.
Delegate assignments will be decided by next GOP ballots; the Nevada caucus is scheduled on February 8. Haley isn’t included as a contender, though. According to a recent survey by Trump’s pollster Tony Fabrizio, Haley is lagging Trump by a substantial 40 points in the South Carolina primary on February 24.
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McDaniel, “I’m looking at the map and the path going forward and I don’t see it for Nikki Haley. I think she’s run a great campaign. But I do think there is a message that’s coming out from the voters which is very clear: ‘We need to unite around our eventual nominee which is gonna be Donald Trump.’ And we need to make sure we beat Joe Biden…”
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Whole interview:
McDaniel recommends a vice presidential contender for Trump who can win over independent voters in pivotal states like New Hampshire, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Ohio as well as expand the party’s base of support beyond Republicans. They do, however, stress how crucial it is to pick a presidential candidate who can hold the office and win the president’s confidence.
