Biden Campaign Releases New Ad Courting Nikki Haley Voters
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The ad features Donald Trump insulting Haley and saying he doesn't need her supporters' votes.
President Joe Biden’s campaign is attempting to lure in Nikki Haley voters, telling them in a new ad that Donald Trump “doesn’t want your vote.”
The 30-second spot released Friday makes its case with comments straight from Trump, the presumed Republican nominee for president.
“I’m not sure we need too many,” Trump says of Haley voters in one of the ad’s clips. He made that comment in January when a reporter asked him about bringing her supporters over to his side in the general election.
“I don’t need votes. We have all the votes we need,” Trump says in another clip pulled from an event earlier this month.
The ad also features a January post from Trump on Truth Social, in which he says Haley voters “will be permanently barred from the MAGA camp.”
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