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8:06Now PlayingAfter announcing her Presidential bid against Donald Trump for the Republican party, Nikki Haley, is reminded of some of the insane stances she has taken. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report.
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Nikki Haleyvideo shows Republican candidate saying US states can secede
"Shortly after Nikki Haley announced her campaign for president on Tuesday, footage was released showing the Republican former South Carolina governor saying states have the right to secede from the union.
“I think that they do,” Haley said in the footage, which Patriot Takes, an anonymously run social media account and fundraising Pac which claims to “monitor and expos[e] rightwing extremism and other threats to democracy”, said came from 2010 and featured an unnamed neo-Confederate group.
“I mean, the constitution says that.”
Haley also said she did not think South Carolina should secede.
Tweeting footage from the same interview, Tyler Jones, a South Carolina Democratic strategist, said the interview was conducted by the Sons of Confederate Veterans."
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