TROY, Michigan — Michigan Republicans are realistic regarding former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley‘s prospects in the 2024 GOP presidential primary election before the state’s nominating contest and Super Tuesday.
Even some of the attendees at one of her two events in Michigan this week before the Great Lakes State’s Republican primary on Tuesday and conventions on Saturday concede a need for the GOP to coalesce behind former President Donald Trump so the party can defeat President Joe Biden in November’s general election.
Haley should have suspended her campaign last weekend after she lost the South Carolina Republican primary to Trump by 20 percentage points, according to Kyle Schimeck, 26, who was at the former governor’s event
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