SEABROOK, New Hampshire — She stepped over the frozen corpse of the rival campaign and kept sledding along. “Boy,” Nikki Haley exclaimed as the sun set on the coast, and on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, “are things changing fast.” Her supporters cheered. Haley barely looked back.
While former President Trump complains that a cabal of Democratic donors, Wall Street investors, and other elites are supporting Nikki Haley in efforts to deny him a third Republican nomination, some of his own wealthy backers roughly fit that same description.
As Nikki Haley stubbornly clings to life ahead of Super Tuesday, warning that nominating Donald Trump for president a third time would mean “suicide for our country,” some of her closest supporters take solace in the fact that the future is unknowable.
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