Nikki Haley Admits It's 'Very Possible' The GOP Is Fully The Party Of Trump
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The presidential candidate likened the GOP to a "ship with a hole in it" but said voters have the opportunity to course correct by voting for her on Super Tuesday.
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley said it’s “very possible” the GOP has fully become the party of Donald Trump, as she was projected to lose yet another primary to the former president.
Haley was speaking Tuesday to CNN host Dana Bash not long before Michigan’s Republican presidential primary was called for Trump. Michigan is the fifth state where Haley has lost to Trump — another blow making it harder to justify her campaign.
“Isn’t it possible the party has moved, and the party is about Donald Trump and not what you’re describing, which might be the party of yesterday?” Bash asked Haley.
“It’s very possible,” Haley said. “What we’re doing is if 70% of Americans say they don’t want Donald Trump or Joe Biden, we are giving them an option.
“What I’m saying to my Republican Party family is we’re in a ship with a hole in it. And we can either go down with the ship and watch the country go socialist left, or we can see that we need to take the life raft and move in a new direction.”
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