With the South Carolina primary just days away, Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley says she’s not going anywhere at least not until after Super Tuesday.
With another 20 states set to vote between now and then, Haley says she’s in no hurry to hand the nomination to former President Donald Trump.
“People have the right to have their voices heard and they deserve a real choice, not a Soviet-style election where there’s only one candidate and he gets 99 percent of the vote,” Haley said during a press conference on Tuesday.
Despite trailing Trump by more than 20 percent in her home state, Haley says she’s playing the long game.
“I’ve always been David taking on Goliath, and like David, I’m not just fighting someone bigger than me, I’m fighting for something bigger than myself,” she said.
Haley added that her focus is to make America stronger, and she’s pledging that no matter what happens on Saturday, she will still be running for president on Sunday.
“I’ll keep fighting until the American people close the door, and it won’t be on Saturday, not by a long shot. The presidential primaries have barely begun, just three states have voted,” Haley said.
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