Nikki Haley’s challenge to Donald Trump stumbled once again.
Haley is making headlines for all the wrong reasons.
And Nikki Haley gave a humiliating answer to this simple question.
As Black Eye Politics reports:
During an Iowa virtual town hall just a day ahead Monday’s caucus, Haley took a question from a man named John who said he was unhappy with the way former President Donald Trump answered the question of whether a man can become a woman.
“A lot of the stuff that Trump does, you know, and says, really bothers me, and I’m concerned about it,” the man told Haley.
“You know, one thing I saw him do was, he said that, uh, he had trouble answering the question, could a man become a woman? And I’m just wondering what, what your response to that question is?” he asked.
Instead of answering the question, Haley embarked on a long-winded diatribe about Donald Trump.
“Yeah, I mean, I think first of all, let’s look at the facts,” Haley began.
“You know, this is a hard truth on my part, I believe Trump was the right president at the right time. I agree with a lot of his policies. But rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. And everybody on this call knows that. And we can’t be a country in disarray and a world on fire and go through four more years of chaos. We won’t survive it. And I think a lot of that is how he communicates and what happens. It just sets us all in disarray, and we can’t afford a president Kamala Harris.”
Haley continued to ramble about tattoos before touching on transgender surgeries.
“There’s been a lot that’s been talked about when it comes to all of these roles and all of these issues. I strongly believe that we should not allow any gender change surgeries to anyone before the age of 18. Period. We, kids now can’t get a tattoo until they’re 18. We shouldn’t have them permanently change their body until they’re 18,” Haley said.
“… After the age of 18, we want to make sure people can live any way they want to live. I don’t think government needs to be in control of anybody’s life. You go live the way you want to live, you should be free to live the way you want to live. And … government and everybody else should stay out of your way.”
“I think that, you know, you always have to believe in freedom and allowing people to live the life the way they want to live, and if that’s how they choose then, you know, I don’t think government should have any say in that.”
“Thank you for that question,” Haley concluded.
