Koch network endorses Nikki Haley in bid to push GOP past Trump
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
64% : The commitment by the network, Americans for Prosperity Action, bolsters Haley as the campaign enters the final seven weeks before the first nominating contest.55% : Americans for Prosperity Action has been among the country's largest spenders on anti-Trump material this year, buying online ads and sending mailers to voters in several states, including Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
28% : "In sharp contrast to recent elections that were dominated by the negative baggage of Donald Trump and in which good candidates lost races that should have been won, Nikki Haley, at the top of the ticket, would boost candidates up and down the ballot," reads the memo from Emily Seidel, a senior adviser to Americans for Prosperity Action, who adds that Haley would win "the key independent and moderate voters that Trump has no chance to win.
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