The Magnificent Meatball: Nikki Haley Is Courting "McCain, Romney" Establishment Republicans and "Very Liberal Democrats"

DeSantis is not exactly breaking news here, but I do like his linking of "Romney Republicans" to "very liberal Democrats."

During his appearance on "One Nation with Brian Kilmeade", DeSantis shared his observations from the Iowa caucus sites. He noted that there were 7,000 Democrats who switched to Republican on the night of the caucus. These voters, according to DeSantis, were "very liberal Democrats" who wore N-95 masks and shirts with liberal slogans. He believes that Haley's strategy was to appeal to these voters, a move he deems ineffective in a Republican primary, especially against a well-known figure like Donald Trump.

DeSantis, who suspended his campaign after coming in second behind Trump in Iowa, is adamant that Haley's influence does not extend to the current Republican Party's majority of "conservative populist voters". Instead, he suggests that she connects with a minor faction more closely aligned with the Republican establishment. "She's really playing to the 20% who were more of McCain, Romney, Republicans," he told Kilmeade. "And look, we need a big tent. We need everyone in, but once you go in that direction, you really poisoned the well with the vast majority of Republican primary voters."

Despite having signed the GOP's loyalty pledge affirming that she would support the eventual GOP nominee, Nikki Haley now refuses to say she'll back Trump, should he prevail.

Which is just another way of appealing to "very liberal Democrats" -- no very liberal Democrat is going to vote for her if she says she would support Donnie "Two Scoops" Satan.

Joining Jon Karl on ABC's "This Week," Nikki Haley, the former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations refused to confirm whether she would support Donald Trump if he wins the GOP nomination. This comes as a surprise to many, as Haley had previously pledged to back the eventual Republican nominee, a pledge she made in order to participate in the GOP debates. However, Haley's recent comments suggest a shift in her stance towards Trump, with the presidential hopeful stating, "I'm running against him because I don't think he should be president."

Indian Tracy Flick is following the example of the cinematic Tracy Flick, lying and cheating in elections.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 01:20 PM

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