Super Tuesday in the U.S. primary election is actually not suspenseful at all: Republican Trump and Democratic Biden have basically locked in their respective parties' nominees. However, another Republican candidate, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Haley, said I was just suspending and not quitting!
And Haley refused to support her Republican leader, Donald Trump, in the U.S.**. When Haley said she would be withdrawing from 2024***, she did so only to show that she was pausing the campaign, not ending the campaign but pausing.
"I am grateful to my friends for their great support," she said. But now is the time to pause my campaign. Note that she didn't ask her supporters to switch to Trump, as Florida Governor DeSantis did.
Under federal election law, Haley, who has technically applied to run for the United States**, remains a candidate until the election is over. By announcing a "pause" in the campaign, Haley is sending a signal to her supporters that it's not over for her loyal supporters, as well as those who support Trump. Probably Haley thinks that anything is still possible in the competition with Trump.
Especially this time, *** really anything is possible. Because Haley's only Republican contender, Trump, has 91 criminal charges so far. If Trump is found guilty, Haley can really turn the tables around. It's just that the winner is not in the hands of Haley, but in the hands of federal judges and lawmakers in the United States.
Without supporting Trump, Haley suspended her campaign. Haley told the women and girls who supported her: "America needs a woman like Margaret Thatcher, Britain's first female prime minister." Never follow the crowd and always stay true to your original intentions. ”
This time, Haley has already made history: she is the first woman to win a Republican primary in the District of Columbia. 104 years after women in the United States gained the right to vote, women hold a record percentage of seats in Congress, and Harris became the first woman to serve as a deputy **, with women holding four of the nine seats on the U.S. Supreme Court. This is not the most glorious moment to elevate the status of women in American politics, but the most glorious moment will come one day. Haley is only 52 years old, and even if she doesn't succeed this time, there will be at least two more chances.
Laurel Elder Older, a professor of political science professor and chair of the department at Hartwick College, said Haley's candidacy "may bode well for a woman's future prospects in the White House." "The Republican Party isn't doing much to recruit women candidates, and that's a problem because women often need encouragement to run," Elder said in an email. Democrat Hillary Clinton earned about 6,584 in 2016Of 460,000 votes, Trump received about 6,297960,000 votes; But on the electoral ballot, Trump won a total of 304 electoral votes, and Hillary Clinton only had 227 votes, and Trump was lucky to be elected as the next American**. This is the most recent time that the first female ** was born in the United States. ”
There are already a lot of female national leaders in Europe, but when will the female national leaders in the United States be born? Let's wait and see!