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‘They’ve all turned their backs on her’: Haley hosts a homecoming in a hostile state

Por: Politico Business January 26, 2024

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NORTH CHARLESTON, South Carolina — Nikki Haley returned to South Carolina on Wednesday as a political outcast in her own home. Seeking to regain her footing a day after her defeat in the New Hampshire primary, the former South Carolina governor urged supporters at a rally here to show up for her as they had done more than a dozen years ago, when they sent her to the governor’s office. But the terrain for Haley in her home state has never... + full article



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