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Nikki Haley Just Screwed Conservatives Going Into Midterms: Bannon

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Former Trump chief strategist Steve Bannon slammed UN ambassador Nikki Haley’s decision on Tuesday to announce her resignation, calling it “suspect” and “horrific,” and that it overshadowed positive news that Trump and the Republicans need to build support going into midterms, according to Bloomberg.

The timing was exquisite from a bad point of view,” Bannon told Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait on Wednesday at the Bloomberg Invest London forum. “Everything she said yesterday and everything she said about stepping down could have been done on the evening of November 6. The timing could not have been worse.

Haley’s announcement, according to Bannon, took White House officials by surprise – and distracted attention from Brett Kavanaugh’s first day as a justice on the Supreme Court, along with headlines over the lowest US unemployment rate in five decades. Haley’s decision undermines Trump’s message to Republican voters, said Bannon.

In the Oval Office on Tuesday, Trump said Haley told him six months ago she wanted a break after spending two years in the post. She’ll continue in her role until year-end. Haley said Tuesday that she was ready for a break after two terms as South Carolina’s governor and two years at the United Nations. –Bloomberg

Bannon also says that he took Haley at her word that she has no political aspirations – particularly when it comes to running against Trump in 2020. She says that she looks forward to campaigning for Trump in two years. That said, Bannon calls Haley “ambitious” and “very talented,” though he said so using a backhanded compliment.

“I think she is incredibly politically ambitious,” Bannon added. “Ambitious as Lucifer but that is probably…I am probably taking Milton out of context.”

Trump defended the timing of Haley’s departure on Wednesday, saying “there’s no good time” for her to have announced her resignation – and that if she’d waited until after midterms, it would have raised questions as to whether her motive was based on the results.

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Schmuel
Schmuel
October 11, 2018

Most rational conservatives should be glad to see her off. She was an embarrassment on the world stage. Bibi probably already has her replacement lined up, although it will be difficult to find another with that Avigdor Lieberman flair for hyperbole.

Dave3200
Dave3200
October 11, 2018

It’s really good to see this war-whore getting out. Let’s hope she doesn’t pop-up some place where she can do greater harm than she’s already done.
She’s made no secret of her ambition to ascend to the Presidency. She is not a natural born Citizen of the U.S. and if the GOP decides to put her name on the ballot, they will run into a legal buzz saw of enormous proportions… far greater than that Obama faced. She would be much smarter to take her parents on a one-way trip to India.

You can call me AL
You can call me AL
Reply to  Dave3200
October 12, 2018

Even the US voters can not be that stupid, to vote for her; can they ?.

FlorianGeyer
FlorianGeyer
Reply to  You can call me AL
October 12, 2018

” You can call me AL
Even the US voters can not be that stupid, to vote for her; can they ?. ”

Oh yes they can be that Stupid Al 🙂

Shaun Ramewe
Shaun Ramewe
October 22, 2018

She is happy with the millions she made for publicly lying for the ZioYanks.

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