The New Hampshire governor first drew attention to Haley’s time leading the Palmetto State. In doing so, Sununu said her record gives her an edge to talk about wins that Trump won’t have in his back pocket.
When asked about polls that show Trump leading in South Carolina, Sununu said it’s best not to put too much stock in that. According to the New Hampshire governor, primaries often come down to what transpires in the weeks and days ahead of the race.
Finally, he made a point of noting that much “opportunity” lies ahead for Haley, stressing that what truly matters in South Carolina is the “final result.”
Here’s what’s happened so far
Since South Carolina’s primary kicked off, Haley’s managed to bring in millions from donors. Much of this followed comments from former President Trump, who warned that anyone donating to Haley would find themselves “permanently barred” from his MAGA movement.
Haley fundraised off this, even selling t-shirts reading “Permanently Barred.” On top of hosting campaign events, she’s also emphasizing why Americans deserve better than another general election of Trump vs. Biden.
