RNC President Why Haley doesn’t stumble to Trump: “You’ll have to take it with her” – AOL

The chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC) Michael Watley did not turn directly why former Republican presidential candidate Nicky Haley did not campaign for former President Trump, leaving only days before the election when asked during Wednesday interview.

Whatley, however, said RNC would “welcome” its support along the campaign path.

“Well, look, we are sure to welcome Nicky Haley and her support and appreciate the fact that she’s been there messages right now,” Whatly said in an interview with Newsnation’s The Hill when asked why Haley was not on a road campaign for Trump.

Moderator Blake Burman marked the significant difference between the sexes between Trump and Vice President Harris, with women in favor of Harris.

“She talks about the questions that women voters, but every voter is really interested,” Woslley continued, citing Haley. “People are interested in inflation. They take care of the prices of food, gasoline prices, housing prices and whether their communities are safe or not. So these are a set of problems that everyone is out and we welcome Nicky Haley to be there and support President Trump. “

Burman again pressed why Haley was not a Trump campaign, saying that her support could potentially move even a few thousand, so: “Should she not be there for Donald Trump at that moment? And why not? “

“Do you know what? You’ll have to take it with her. As I said at this point, we are certainly welcoming her support, as we welcome the support of Tulsi Gabard from Elon Musk by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Republicans from all over the spectrum. “

Whatley said the Republican Party is united on the day of the election next week.

“The Republican Party is more subject than we have been in generations, and this is one of the main reasons why we are in a really strong position where we lead to national surveys. We are leading in every state of the battlefield and we lead in every poll of the number is because we have this united front and press forward, “he said.

Haley, the former UN Ambassador of Trump and the former governor of South Carolina – was the last candidate to face Trump in what became a bitter primary match in 2024, which eventually landed on Trump’s GOP nomination.

Haley said last month that she had not been asked to campaign with Trump.

“They are very aware that we are in standby mode. They know we would be there to help. I helped with some letters of fundraising and text messages and these types of things, so we did it, “Haley said. “The decision of their campaign is what they need, and these last days, it doesn’t bother me at all.”

The hill turned to Haley’s comment team.

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