On June 4, former UN ambassador Nikki Haley stopped by Grand View University for a CNN town hall.
The Iowans who may help determine whether the former governor of South Carolina challenges President Joe Biden in 2024 asked her questions.
Haley was questioned about her prior relationship with Republican front-runner Donald Trump at the town hall. Haley tried to set herself apart as a “generational leader” who could work with voters to bring about change in Washington.
“They want to see results happen. They don’t want to see congressional members go on TV and talk about how awful everybody else is. They want to see a government that works for them. We have to do that, and that tone starts from the top,” Haley told.
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Abortion was a significant topic brought up at the town hall by the Iowans. When asked if she would enact a ban on abortions after six weeks if elected president, Haley remained silent but stated that she wanted to reach a consensus.
“I think we can agree on doctors and nurses who don’t believe in abortion shouldn’t have to perform them. I think we can agree on the fact that contraception should be accessible. And I think we can all come together and say any woman that has an abortion shouldn’t be jailed or given the death penalty. Can’t we start there?” She spoke.
Voters also discussed whether the United States should support Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, how to assist small businesses in need, and how to stop further mass shootings. Haley told the audience she would like her presidency to be centered on the country’s future rather than reliving the past.
Nikki Haley provided the following tweet, which you may find interesting to read as well:
We’re coming to you live from Des Moines, Iowa tonight for our CNN town hall with @JakeTapper. Tune in at 8 PM EST! pic.twitter.com/hiESYovve4
— Nikki Haley (@NikkiHaley) June 4, 2023
Haley said, “We deserve better, you deserve better than what we have right now and I am determined to make that happen,”
FiveThirtyEight, a website that predicts elections, reports that Haley currently has an average of 4.5% support among likely Republican voters. About 54% of people support Donald Trump.
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For almost 4 years, Jason Martin has been a freelance writer for newspapers, journals, blogs, books, and online material. He covers the most recent news as well as many other topics.