Nikki Haley, the former South Carolina governor and U.N. Ambassador, announced the suspension of her presidential campaign, citing her love for the country as the foundation of her initial run. She expressed gratitude for the widespread support received during her campaign, emphasizing the importance of Americans having their voices heard.
Haley highlighted key issues such as the national debt, advocating for a smaller federal government and the necessity of term limits for Washington politicians. She warned against the dangers of socialism and emphasized the need for the U.S. to stand by its allies like Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.
While acknowledging the likelihood of Donald Trump becoming the Republican nominee, Haley did not immediately endorse him, stating that he must earn the support of those within and outside the party. She urged unity and inclusivity within the conservative cause, emphasizing the importance of bringing people together rather than driving them apart.
Quoting Margaret Thatcher, Haley encouraged independent thinking and decision-making, emphasizing the need for individuals to make up their own minds. She concluded her campaign with a message of strength and courage, particularly directed towards women and girls who supported her candidacy.
In her final remarks, Haley expressed gratitude for the opportunity to run for president and affirmed her commitment to continue advocating for her beliefs as a private citizen. She thanked America and extended blessings to the nation.
