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Nikki Haley vows to fight on as new South Carolina poll shows her down 28 points behind Trump
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3:36Now PlayingRepublican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley briefly shed tears Tuesday while praising her military husband — part of an impassioned speech in which she vowed to remain in the GOP race against Donald Trump.
“I wish Michael was here today. And I wish our children and I could see him tonight,” a visibly emotional Haley, 52, said during what her campaign had billed as a major address on the “state of the race” — inevitably triggering speculation that she would suspend her campaign.
“Michael is fighting for the country he loves,” added the former South Carolina governor and onetime ambassador to the United Nations. “So are all of his brothers and sisters in arms, wherever they’re stationed in this dangerous world.
“They have made their stand because America is worth fighting for,” Haley went on.
Trump, 77, publicly questioned earlier this month whether Michael Haley, a commissioned major in the South Carolina National Guard, was actually serving overseas. The would-be first gentleman has been on a year-long deployment since June in the Horn of Africa with the 218th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade.
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