Thoughts On Haley

I’m sure some readers think Nikki Haley is the best GOP candidate. But she is being funded by the pro-amnesty corporate elements of the GOP that have made it so ineffectual for decades.

By the way, we keep being told that the left desperately wants Trump to be nominated because they know Biden will destroy him. Well, if that’s the case, how do you explain the fact that some very well-connected, left-wing progressives are funding Haley’s campaign to try to stop Trump?

Some of you may think that Haley is not “damaged goods” the way Trump may be. That’s because the left hasn’t turned its killing machine against her yet.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker, one of the most radical governors in the country, said that the GOP contest is between MAGA in its original packaging (Trump), MAGA with high heels (Haley) or MAGA in cowboy boots (DeSantis), adding that progressives are “ready for any one of them.”

The left will turn all that fury and firepower at anyone Republicans nominate.

If, by some coincidence, it’s someone other than Trump, that candidate will be asked 50 times a day, “Do you repudiate Donald Trump and his attacks on democracy?” If he or she says, “No,” they will be accused of being just as bad as Trump. If he or she says, “Yes,” then millions of working-class voters, who Trump brought to the battle, are likely going to stay home.

One thing that Trump, DeSantis and Ramaswamy have in common is that they want a strong national defense but less of the establishment’s interventionist foreign policies that have made us the world’s “policeman.” They want fewer foreign wars that drain our resources. When you add their votes together, that’s the overwhelming sentiment of the Republican Party.

Haley is the “odd man out” on that issue. Instead of being focused on our real enemy, communist China, she’s willing to get us into more “no-win wars.”

I want us to win the next major war, which will be fought against communist China. So, our allies must start assuming more responsibility for their defense needs.