Nikki Haley lashed out against her own party leader Trump, said this

US Presidential Election: Nikki Haley, who is running for the presidential nomination from the Republican Party in America, vented out fiercely against her own party leader and her rival Donald Trump. Nikki Haley said that if former President Donald Trump wins the 2024 election, it will result in "four years of chaos, retaliation and drama" that will prove fatal for America. Haley (51) said that America needs a leader who will take the country forward, not sink its boat. He strongly criticized senior party leader Trump in his address before an influential group of 'Jewish Republicans' in Las Vegas on Saturday. Although Haley credited Trump for his pro-Israel policies, she also asked, "The question is what he will do for the future."

"Haley said in her address before the 'Republican Jewish Coalition', "It will be recorded in history that Trump was the president who supported Israel. It was necessary to come out of the agreement with Iran. It was wrong to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, which was corrected. "I'm happy to give Trump the credit he deserves, and I'm honored to play a role in those efforts," he said. This year's Jewish conference comes at a time when Israel has faced seven Palestine's terrorist group Hamas attacked on October. Haley said, “But as Americans, we need to ask an important question.

Nikki raised many serious questions on Trump

We all know what Trump has done in the past. The question is what will he do in the future? We are living in the most frightening times of our times. Haley, former governor of South Carolina and UN ambassador in the Trump administration, said that the world is on fire, referring to Israel and Hamas and the Ukraine war and the violence taking place in other parts of the world. Haley said that as a soldier's wife and mother of two children, nothing means more to her than stopping war, maintaining peace and protecting the American people. He said, “We must protect our freedom before it is too late.” Haley said, "Eight years ago it was good to have a leader who works outside the box, but now we need a leader who knows how to improve things." We need a captain who can sail the boat and not sink it.