The Daily Nikki Haley’s Moment
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Dec 7, 2023 
Nate Cohn, Chief Political Analyst for The New York Times, lends his insight into Nikki Haley's rising political profile. He discusses her transformation from a critic of Trump to a contender, positioning herself as a moderate alternative. The conversation highlights her strong debate performances and the challenges she faces in uniting a divided Republican base. Cohn elaborates on her appeal to traditional conservatives and discontented voters, as well as the complexities of navigating a polarized party landscape.
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Haley's Early Campaign Struggles
- Nikki Haley's campaign initially saw modest crowds and a lack of clear purpose.
- Voters questioned her reasons for running and her potential impact on the race.
Haley's Debate Breakout
- Nikki Haley's performance in the debates marked a turning point for her campaign.
- She began attracting larger, more diverse crowds, including independents and moderates.
Haley as a Factional Candidate
- Nikki Haley has positioned herself as the leading alternative to Donald Trump.
- She appeals to a faction of Republicans dissatisfied with Trump.