A ‘Badass Woman’ Puts Herself Forward for White House

In New Hampshire, though, Nikki Haley fails to offer a program.

AP/Meg Kinnard
Nikki Haley takes the stage as she launches her 2024 presidential campaign on February 15, 2023, at Charleston, South Carolina. AP/Meg Kinnard

Nikki Haley, at a town hall in New Hampshire this week, spends most of her speech detailing her personal story as the daughter of Indian immigrants and her electoral upsets in South Carolina. She’s never lost an election, and she likes to point out that Republicans have lost the popular vote in seven out of the last eight presidential races. Her message: I’m electable. Don’t underestimate me.

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