The time has now come to suspend my campaign.
I said I wanted Americans to have their voices heard.
I have done that. I have no regrets.
Nikki Haley, the last remaining Republican challenger for Donald Trump,
is exiting the race for the White House,
clearing the way for a 2020 rematch.
It's disappointing because it was really refreshing to have someone
speak reality.
I wish she didn't quit stuck in there,
because you never know what's going to happen between now
and November.
She put up a good fight,
and now it's, I guess,
unfortunately, time for her to move on.
The math just isn't working for her.
In a speech on Wednesday,
Haley acknowledged that Donald Trump will now cruise to the
Republican nomination,
but made a point of not endorsing the former president.
Thank you, America. God bless you.
Trump has long been ignoring Haley.
She's not going to win.
She's not going to. Instead focusing his comments on his
November opponent,
Joe Biden, He's the worst president in the history of
our country.
There's never been anything like what's happening to our country.
Our cities are choking to death.
Our states are dying. And frankly,
our country is dying. And we're going to make America
great again,
greater than ever before after Haley dropped out of the
race Joe Bidens campaign team making a case for more
moderate Republicans to vote against Trump later this year.
So if you agreed with Nikki Haley when she stood
up to Trump for things like election denialism or the
chaos and the vision that he represents.
In fact, going to be a home for them in
Joe Biden's campaign before suspending her campaign,
Haley did manage to best Trump in one state,
winning in Vermont on Super Tuesday.
In a post on his Truth Social page,
Trump accused Haley of cheating,
claiming that Democrats voted for her and that her campaign
was funded by the quote radical left.
Brandon Chogre City News.