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Nikki Haley challenges Trump to a debate

Nikki Haley plans to continue campaigning in dozens more states.

Former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley announced that she will not be dropping out of the race for the Republican nomination for president. Speaking in her home state of South Carolina, Haley expressed her gratitude towards her parents, her husband, and her supporters. She assured the audience that she would be continuing her campaign and will be moving on to numerous other states.

Haley's decision to remain in the race does not come as a surprise, considering her significant financial backing. This infusion of funds will allow her to continue her campaign and reach voters in various states. She emphasized that the Republican party has experienced defeats in recent elections and highlighted the importance of defeating the Democrats in future elections. Haley stated that the Democrats are eager to run against former President Donald Trump, whom they see as a weak opponent. She asserted that a Trump nomination would result in a Biden victory and a Kamala Harris presidency.

While addressing the crowd, Haley challenged Trump to a debate. However, it is widely doubted that he would accept this challenge. Haley criticized Trump for accusing her of failing to provide security at the Capitol on January 6th, stating that she has long called for mental competency tests for politicians over the age of 75. She invited Trump to join her on a debate stage if he believes he would perform better than her in a mental competency test.

Haley expressed her determination to continue the fight and save the country, asserting that the upcoming months will provide ample opportunity for voters in over 20 states to have their say. She highlighted her achievements in South Carolina, including tax cuts, the passage of tough illegal immigration and voter ID bills, and reforms in ethics and welfare. Haley acknowledged the opposition she faces from the political establishment but asserted that South Carolina voters desire an election, not a coronation.

In conclusion, Haley thanked the crowd in New Hampshire for their energy, love, and support. She expressed her gratitude towards Governor Chris Sununu, General Don and Sharon Bolduc, and other influential figures who have shown her kindness and support. Haley declared that she is just getting started, indicating her determination to continue her campaign with the ultimate goal of winning the Republican nomination and defeating the Democrats in the upcoming presidential election.

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