Donald Trump and his allies have worked to make her departure from the race feel inevitable, if not immediate. With voting underway, Ms. Haley’s camp is pushing back.
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Nikki Haley at a rally in New Hampshire on Monday.
Nikki Haley’s campaign has a message for all those who are declaring her presidential candidacy all but over should she lose in New Hampshire to Donald J. Trump on Tuesday.
“We aren’t going anywhere,” wrote Ms. Haley’s campaign manager, Betsy Ankney, in a memo about the path forward for Ms. Haley, which was provided first to The New York Times.
In the memo, Ms. Ankney described how Ms. Haley, the former governor of South Carolina and former United Nations ambassador, outlasted all the other candidates for her one-on-one shot at Mr. Trump and would not be dissuaded from fighting on, even if “members of Congress, the press, and many of the weak-kneed fellas who ran for president are giving up and giving in.”
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In a memo, Nikki Haley’s campaign manager wrote that “We aren’t going anywhere.”
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The memo reads as something of a direct response to the Trump campaign’s ongoing efforts to make her departure from the race feel inevitable, if not immediate.
Ms. Haley herself, in an appearance on Tuesday on Fox News, said she was staying in regardless of the outcome.
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