Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley argues that her brand of moderation can beat Joe Biden in the general election.
Haley had come to a vineyard in Indianola to argue that her brand of moderation—a return to normalcy, an end to the chaos—could beat Joe Biden in the general election . New Hampshire’s governor, Chris Sununu, walked into the packed room and introduced Haley with a story about how he had run a ski resort before he became governor. Since endorsing Haley last month, Sununu has served as Haley ’s warm-up guy and affable interlocutor on the trail. She asked who was seeing her for the first time.
When more than half in the room raised a hand, she paused and, reassured, launched into her classic town-hall speech. Back in September, when Trump announced his nickname for Haley—Birdbrain—she responded, “Love this. It means we are in 2nd and moving up fast
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