NPR interview… “Both Biden and Trump are concerned.”
Trump also criticized… “People don’t like crazy stories.”
Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, a candidate for the U.S. Republican nomination, argued that President Joe Biden’s re-election is more dangerous than former President Donald Trump’s return to the White House. This is interpreted to mean that they will support former President Trump if he is confirmed as the Republican candidate.
In an interview released by US public radio NPR on the 22nd (local time), former Ambassador Haley said, “I have a lot of concerns about former President Trump regaining the presidency,” and “I have more concerns about Biden becoming president.” “He said.
“If you look at these two people, all they’ve given us is confusion and division,” he said. “What’s really important is to know that the majority of Americans hate Trump and Biden. “I think we need an alternative,” he emphasized.
Former Ambassador Haley also emphasized that the two leading presidential candidates are too old, and argued that “President Biden is more dangerous,” especially due to immigration and economic policies.
NPR interpreted that former Ambassador Haley was sending a hint that she would support former President Trump if there is a rematch between President Biden and former President Trump in this presidential election.
However, former Ambassador Haley continued to sharply criticize former President Trump.
He said former President Trump was promoting hatred, division and chaos and compared him to a bully who bullies people.
Former Ambassador Haley said, “People don’t like it when former President Trump goes off script and says crazy things, like saying he’s going to take Putin’s side over our allies. “As a people person, he does not like to mock the military or point fingers at people,” he pointed out.
He also criticized former President Trump’s influence in delaying the House’s passage of the Ukraine aid budget.
“I want to ask my fellow Republicans to understand that we have to stop war,” Haley said. “The only way to stop war is for Ukraine to defeat Russia, or we could end up in war.” He said.
Former Ambassador Haley is former President Trump’s only competitor in the Republican presidential primary. He was defeated by former President Trump by a large margin in the early primaries, but his position is that he will continue to run until at least ‘Super Tuesday (March 5th)’.
Former Ambassador Haley said, “The furthest I’ve thought about it right now is that we’re going to go through South Carolina and go to Michigan and go to Super Tuesday,” and added, “I haven’t really sat down and thought about it since.”
“Our goal is between South Carolina and Super Tuesday, when 20 states vote.” “It’s about having representation that allows more people’s voices to be heard,” he said.
The South Carolina Republican primary will be held on the 24th, and the primary will be held in Michigan on the 27th.
This will be followed by primaries in Idaho, Missouri, Washington DC, and North Dakota, and on Super Tuesday, primary elections will be held in Alabama, Alaska, American Samoa, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and North Carolina. Primary elections will be held simultaneously in 16 states, including Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, and Virginia.
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Source: Donga
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