[UPDATE] Former liberal Tulsi Gabbard likened GOP presidential nominee Nikki Haley to Liz Cheney and Hillary Clinton who both did not serve in the military.
Gabbard wrote on X on Sunday, “Nikki Haley is no different from [former Rep.] Liz Cheney and [former Secretary of State] Hillary Clinton — women who have never served in the military and feel the need to ‘prove’ how tough they are by always advocating for more war.”
The former Democrat presidential candidate warned New Hampshire primary voters that voting for the former South Carolina governor “is a vote for endless and bigger wars.”
Gabbard is a military veteran and a former congresswoman from Hawaii. She dropped the Democratic Party in 2022 as she called the leaders of the party, an “elitist cabal of warmongers driven by cowardly wokeness.”
She added, “I believe in a government that is of, by, and for the people. Unfortunately, today’s Democratic party does not.”
Afterward, she backed several GOP candidates supported by former President Donald Trump.
One user on X responded to Gabbard’s tweet and noted that as Haley left Trump in 2019, she served as director of Boeing, without having any experience in aerospace.
The former UN Ambassador is also under fire as several GOP personalities called her a RINO. Furthermore, her top campaign aide was exposed as a former lobbyist for Sixteen Thirty Fund, a dark money institution that collects money from leftist billionaires to fund Democratic candidates.
[Original Story] “RINO” Haley Asserts Trump and Biden Equally Bad for America
Nikki Haley, former President Donald Trump’s lone rival in the Republican primaries, Trump and Biden were “equally bad” for the US last Sunday.
Haley criticized the two front runners, claiming that the two are not discussing “solutions of the future.”
The former South Carolina governor expressed her opinions during an interview with CNN’s Dana Bash where she boasted that she has “no drama” and “no vendettas” as she hopes to win in the New Hampshire primaries on Tuesday.
However, just as she was saying that she has “no vendettas”, Haley ranted about Trump’s age, claiming that he is no longer physically fit to run the White House.
“I mean, if they were — if either one of them was good I wouldn’t be running. Yes, they are equally bad, that’s why I’m running is because I don’t think we need to have Biden or Trump. I don’t think we need to have two 80-year-olds sitting in the White House when we’ve basically got to make sure that we can handle the war situation that — that we’re in,” she said.
But Trump once again proved he was far ahead better thinker than Haley, in a rally at Manchester, New Hampshire the former President said he “aced” a cognitive test recently and that his “mind is stronger now than it was 25 years ago.” This was contrary to Haley’s claims.
What she is not addressing, however, is the recent bombshell revelation that one of her top funders was the Democratic party’s big-time financier Reid Hoffman and that one of her top campaign aides was a lobbyist for Sixteen Thirty Fund, a dark money institution who poses as non-government organization collecting millions of money from leftist billionaires that supported Joe Biden in 2020.
Nikki Haley has been criticized as Republican in Name Only (RINO) by fellow GOPers for her controversial remarks on economy, and national security. She also once thanked Bill Gates for his support of COVID-19 vaccine development.
