Fox News Media: Nikki Haley Announces Continuation of Presidential Campaign Despite Trump Campaign’s Scathing Response

In a surprising turn of events, former Ambassador Nikki Haley announced on Tuesday that she will continue her campaign for the Republican nomination for the presidency, despite a scathing response from the Trump campaign. Haley made her announcement at a town hall event in Greenville, South Carolina, where she outlined her reasons for staying in the race.

The Trump campaign issued a statement shortly after Haley’s announcement, criticizing her decision to remain in the race despite facing a significant deficit in the polls. Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung took to social media to express his displeasure, stating that Haley would eventually “kiss the ring” and drop out of the race.

However, Haley was unfazed by the criticism. In her speech, she expressed her belief that the calls for her to drop out were coming from the “political elite” and “party bosses,” and that the primaries had barely begun. She emphasized that many more states would be voting in the coming weeks and that Americans deserved a real choice, not a “Soviet-style election” with only one candidate.

Haley also noted that the majority of Americans disliked both Trump and Biden and that there was still plenty of time to hash out the race. She expressed her willingness to take the cuts, bruises, and name-calling, believing that the only way to get to the blessing was by going through the pain.

The Trump campaign’s memo, released on the same day, predicted that Trump would secure the nomination on March 19, even under a “most-generous model” for Haley. The memo also predicted an “ass-kicking in the making” in South Carolina and criticized Haley for being outperformed by Trump in every measure.

In response to Cheung’s comment, Haley spokesperson Olivia Perez-Cubas wrote on social media, “xoxo” along with a kissing emoji. Cheung responded with a comment about filling internship positions for the next term. Haley campaign manager Betsy Ankney also weighed in, writing on social media that Cheung was the key to winning back suburban women and that he was the best at harassing women online and at events.

Perez-Cubas also made a statement to Fox News Digital, referring to an earlier altercation on the campaign trail, stating that Susie Wiles, a Trump campaign advisor, should be asked about her people harassing women online and at events.

Despite the criticism and predictions of a Trump victory, Haley remains committed to her campaign, believing that she can offer Americans a better future and a brighter future for their kids. She will continue campaigning every day until the last person votes, determined to give Americans a real choice in the presidential race.

The Trump campaign’s response to Haley’s decision to stay in the race highlights the intense competition and animosity between the two candidates. With the primaries still in their early stages, it remains to be seen how the race will unfold and who will ultimately emerge as the Republican nominee.

In conclusion, Nikki Haley’s decision to continue her campaign for the Republican nomination for the presidency, despite a scathing response from the Trump campaign, demonstrates her determination and belief in offering Americans a better future. The primaries are still in their early stages, and it remains to be seen how the race will unfold and who will ultimately emerge as the Republican nominee. The intense competition and animosity between the two candidates are a reflection of the high stakes in the presidential race.