Donald Trump is exhibiting a sturdy lead within the Republican primary in both New Hampshire and Iowa, according to the latest CBS polling data. However, Nikki Haley's star appears to be on the rise in New Hampshire. She has witnessed an impressive 18% upsurge among likely GOP voters, becoming a compelling alternative to Trump, the party's front-runner.
Gunning to break the high glass ceiling in politics, the South Carolina Governor has been somewhat reticent in declaring herself as a female presidential candidate. Yet, many of her admirers feel that this aspect is irrelevant and see her primarily as a strong candidate. Haley has expertly employed gender as part of her campaign strategy, injecting humor into her gender-related comments while defending her feminity. Echoing the sentiment for a woman president, Helene Hagar pointedly stated that it was time to replace the existing tide of testosterone in the White House, affirming her support for Haley and evoking a particular aversion for Kamala Harris.
