| LIFE Nikki Haley Presidential Run

[alabama mike]

Nikki Haley to launch 2024 presidential bid in Charleston on Feb. 15, taking on Trump: sources

In recent months, Haley has cast herself as a new kind of Republican who can take new approaches to President Joe Biden and the Democrats.

www.usatoday.com

 

[rocknthefreeworld]

I can at least say there are going to be options next election.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

I'd vote for her, DeSantis, Youngkin or Noem. If the race gets too crowded, it will aid Trump again.

 

[ElephantStomp]

She might be the best of the repubs running, she’s not going to win however.

 

[bama alum]

She might be the best of the repubs running, she’s not going to win however.

I might agree with you on both accounts; I hope she can at least make a significant run and make it through Super Tuesday.

 

[TerryP]

She's a neo-con, interventionist, with knee jerk reactions. No thank you.

 

[TerryP]

I look at California and wonder how the hell people like Feinstein, Waters, Schiff, and the like get reelected. But then I pause, look around, and wonder "How the hell did two people like Lindsey Graham and Nikki Haley come from South Carolina?" (Er...we keep electing him.)

All this came to mind driving by The Shed (neat 360° image here) and thinking about this thread: she announces next Wednesday here in town, at The Shed.

I don't think we'll see Graham endorse Haley. It wouldn't surprise me to see him endorse Trump quickly nor would it be a shock he doesn't make anything official until she drops out of the race.

I'm caught up in the juxtaposition that's found with Graham and Trump. The Senator is a full blown warmonger—planes, trains, and automobiles to Ukraine. Trump, on the other hand, was all about getting out of other countries. Yet, we see Graham standing side by side with the former POTUS supporting his platform on his campaign trail.

For me, this is weird. One of my top five considerations for the next President is how they feel about Ukraine. Two of the three people mentioned in this thread want to add more fuel to the fire.

 

[PurlJam]

I look at California and wonder how the hell people like Feinstein, Waters, Schiff, and the like get reelected. But then I pause, look around, and wonder "How the hell did two people like Lindsey Graham and Nikki Haley come from South Carolina?" (Er...we keep electing him.)

All this came to mind driving by The Shed (neat 360° image here) and thinking about this thread: she announces next Wednesday here in town, at The Shed.

I don't think we'll see Graham endorse Haley. It wouldn't surprise me to see him endorse Trump quickly nor would it be a shock he doesn't make anything official until she drops out of the race.

I'm caught up in the juxtaposition that's found with Graham and Trump. The Senator is a full blown warmonger—planes, trains, and automobiles to Ukraine. Trump, on the other hand, was all about getting out of other countries. Yet, we see Graham standing side by side with the former POTUS supporting his platform on his campaign trail.

For me, this is weird. One of my top five considerations for the next President is how they feel about Ukraine. Two of the three people mentioned in this thread want to add more fuel to the fire.

All I want to know is if she got fed at The Shed? There's a chance she'll break Kamalas record of less than 1% on this campaign. 😁

 

[SnakeDoc]

Geez, I hate all our political choices.

 

[ElephantStomp]

Geez, I hate all our political choices.

That was my feeling in 2016 too

 

[Sgt. Lincoln Osiris]

She's a neo-con, interventionist, with knee jerk reactions. No thank you.

I was just about to say this.

Same for DeSantis too. More so him, because he was groomed for politics. Career Pol. Can easily be establishment controlled opposition, like Bush.

Amazing how some of the best presidents we've had weren't career pols.

 

[PurlJam]

I look at California and wonder how the hell people like Feinstein, Waters, Schiff, and the like get reelected. But then I pause, look around, and wonder "How the hell did two people like Lindsey Graham and Nikki Haley come from South Carolina?" (Er...we keep electing him.)

All this came to mind driving by The Shed (neat 360° image here) and thinking about this thread: she announces next Wednesday here in town, at The Shed.

I don't think we'll see Graham endorse Haley. It wouldn't surprise me to see him endorse Trump quickly nor would it be a shock he doesn't make anything official until she drops out of the race.

I'm caught up in the juxtaposition that's found with Graham and Trump. The Senator is a full blown warmonger—planes, trains, and automobiles to Ukraine. Trump, on the other hand, was all about getting out of other countries. Yet, we see Graham standing side by side with the former POTUS supporting his platform on his campaign trail.

For me, this is weird. One of my top five considerations for the next President is how they feel about Ukraine. Two of the three people mentioned in this thread want to add more fuel to the fire.

You left our Mitch McConnell in that 1st paragraph ... just sayin'.

 

[TerryP]

Amazing how some of the best presidents we've had weren't career pols.

We could turn this thread on its side if we started with Hoover. Three were military which put them in the spotlight like a politician.

 

[TerryP]

You left our Mitch McConnell in that 1st paragraph ... just sayin'.

You're not reading the unstated subtext of my comments. 🙃

Left wing and right wing, left coast and right coast.

I didn't bring in Kentucky because neither side cares about the middle.

 

[TerryP]

Have you Googled, "when are women in their prime" today? 🙃

 

[TerryP]

The last two minutes of this interview ... when the discussion turns to Russia and Ukraine. She appears so turned on with "we need to win the war" you can smell the pheromones through the screen.

Nikki Haley on how to fix the border crisis: Implement 'mandatory E-Verify' program | Fox News Video

GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley discusses the border crisis, Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the 2024 presidential cycle on 'One Nation with Brian Kilmeade.'

www.foxnews.com

 

[RollllTide!]

The Shed...this is where I thought you was referring to

 

[It Takes Eleven]

The Shed...this is where I thought you was referring toView attachment 23851

That's near Ocean Springs, right? They have decent food. My son and his family live in Ocean Springs, I've never been there for music before.

 

[RollllTide!]

Just off the exit on i-10

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

For a little bit they had a The Shed location in Mobile... My friend from NY would always want to go there when he was in town, it was his favorite BBQ place. I never really cared for it compared to most other places, even all the below average south AL places. But he loved it, still talks about it. I've tried and tried to tell him you can throw a rock in Alabama and hit a better BBQ joint, especially when you're north of Evergreen. I've never eaten at the Original though, so maybe it is better.