Prepare yourself for an unexpected turn of events should Donald Trump win the GOP presidential nomination once more! There are rumors that he may select a female to be his running partner. He will not, however, be taking any of his main rivals into consideration.
In an interview with Newsmax, Trump Jr. declared he would “go to great lengths” to make sure Nikki Haley, the governor of South Carolina and a former U.N. ambassador, would not be included on the ticket. He claimed her proclivities toward globalism and American interventionism in international crises would render her unfit.
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Trump Jr. attacks Haley, accusing her of being an establishment tool out to destroy his father’s reputation. He has discussed the problem in two interviews this month. This one is the second.
In a recent attack on Haley, Trump Jr. stated that he “wouldn’t have her” as a veep candidate during an interview with Eric Bolling the day after Christmas.
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“I wouldn’t have her and I would go to great lengths to make sure that that doesn’t happen,” he told Newsmax’s Eric Bolling in a recent interview
“Nikki Haley wants never-ending wars,” Trump Jr. said.
“She’s a puppet of the establishment in Washington, D.C. She’s the new favorite candidate of the billionaire class because they want control — no different than academia and Harvard and using their billions to exercise influence.”
“She is now the preferred candidate,” he added.
This follows Trump Jr.’s statement to Breitbart earlier this month that Vivek Ramaswamy “basically ended Nikki Haley’s political career” following the conclusion of the most recent Republican primary debate.
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“The same people that used to support DeSantis because they thought he was the guy to take out Trump, so that they can have their dancing monkey in the White House — someone who needs them, who needs their dollars — they flipped over to Nikki Haley, and they’re trying to make that the last hope, so that they can have that kind of control,” he said.
“It’s really sad because that’s what this is about.”
Tucker Carlson, the former anchor of Fox News, is the latest in a growing group of Trump’s inner circle adversaries to publicly criticize Haley. During an appearance with conservative host Tim Pool, Carlson audaciously said that he would actively oppose a Trump-Haley ticket.
“I would not only not vote for that ticket, I would advocate against it as strongly as I could,” remarked earlier this week, Carlson. “That’s just poison.”
He continued by stating that Haley was “someone who’s actively opposed to the interests of the country I grew up in, who endorsed the BLM riots and who is not left but is neoliberal in the darkest, most … nihilistic way and has no real popular support, is a creature of the oligarchs. So yeah, that would be — that would be reason to oppose the ticket.”
Some in Trump’s inner circle, including his daughter-in-law Lara Trump, who stated that Haley’s nomination was in the “never say never” category, do, nevertheless, support the former governor of South Carolina:
Participating in the Republican presidential contest of 2024 entails opposing Donald Trump’s administration. Beyond her views on moderation, globalism, and interventionism, Nikki Haley is criticized.
The only person who has made an effort to separate himself from Trump is Vivek Ramaswamy. Despite the fact that Trump’s administration has been successful, he feels that many undecided voters are alienated by his contentious personality. With the exception of obscure candidates like Asa Hutchinson and Chris Christie, the other contestants have made it clear that they would reject Trump’s populist platform and provide a fresh outlook for the nation.
It would be wonderful if she were to get the nomination on the basis of that notion. I would be totally behind her. But if someone else runs on that platform, they shouldn’t anticipate being selected as the vice presidential candidate until the polls significantly shift in their favor. It wouldn’t be prudent for the political future of either individual. Furthermore, if a Trump-Haley ticket were to win the president once more, it would lead to problematic circumstances with the first son.
