That's the way I felt when Snottie Wanker ended his ill-advised run. Relief that he was no longer a contender for POTUS, but dismay that he was now clear to come back and finish his hatchet-job on Wisconsin. And the record shows he lost no time in picking up where he left off.Sue U wrote:Damn, I guess that means he's coming back here. Oh well, his absence was nice while it lasted.Lord Jim wrote: It looks like Christie will now be leaving the race...
We white people should be relievedLord Jim wrote:It looks like Christie will now be leaving the race...
In general I don't think that endorsements make that much difference, but this is one that actually could. Haley is far and away the most popular political figure in South Carolina, (she has an 80% approval rating) and with 30% of likely GOP primary voters saying they haven't made a final choice, (and another 21% saying they could change their mind) at the very least an endorsement like this could make the difference between a third place finish and a strong second for Marco...Nikki Haley endorses Marco Rubio
Washington (CNN)South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is endorsing Marco Rubio, giving the Florida senator a huge boost just days before the state's crucial Saturday primary.
Haley's endorsement came at a 6 p.m. Wednesday event in Chapin.
"If we elect Marco Rubio, every day will be a great day in America," Haley said, riffing on her signature phrase.
"I wanted somebody with fight, I wanted somebody with passion, I wanted somebody who had the conviction to do the right thing, but I wanted somebody humble enough to remember he works for all the people," Haley said.
"I wanted somebody who could show my parents that the best decision they ever made for their children was coming to America," said Haley, who is a first-generation Indian-American.
She'll be on the campaign trail with Rubio through Saturday's primary.
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