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RNC Chair McDaniel: Nikki Haley Should Drop Out Because ‘We Need to Unite Around’ Trump

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During Fox News Channel’s New Hampshire Primary coverage, RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel expressed that Nikki Haley should withdraw from the race and support Donald Trump as the GOP presidential nominee.

McDaniel emphasized the need for Republican unity to defeat Joe Biden and highlighted the importance of reflecting on the best path forward.

She urged all Republicans to recognize Biden as a threat to the country and to unite to ensure success in the upcoming elections, suggesting that Trump will likely be the nominee.

“Looking at the math and the path going forward and I don’t see it for Nicki Haley. I think she ran a great campaign. The message from the voters is clear. We need to unite around our eventual nominee which is going to be Donald Trump. We need to be sure we beat Joe Biden. It’s 10 months away until the November election,” McDaniel said.

“We can’t wait any longer to put our foot on the gas to beat the worst president who kept our borders opened and allowed fentanyl to pour through and allowed rampant inflation.”

“You have to reflect is say if I am not on the ballot in Nevada and won’t win my home state, what is the most important thing going forward? Every Republican has to agree that Joe Biden is a threat on our country. If we do not unite and don’t come together to beat him we won’t be successful in 10 months. The Senate and House and White House are at stake. I hope she reflects. I think Donald Trump will be the nominee,” she said.

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