What Is Nikki Haley Doing?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Haley finished third in Iowa, while Donald Trump received a majority of the vote.
50% : So in a state dominated by evangelicals, and in a state where white evangelicals were just 19% of the electorate, Trump won handily.
49% : In short, former Gov. Haley likely just had one of her best shots at Trump.
39% : Maybe Haley wants to prove her toughness to Trump, and that she could take on the traditional "attack dog" role that veeps are often slotted to fill.
38% : This is especially true with Trump, who is hardly known for having thick skin.
33% : She placed second in New Hampshire (and almost certainly still would have, even if Ron DeSantis had not dropped out), while Trump received a majority of the vote.
32% : Before we start evaluating what Nikki Haley's plans are for the Republican primaries, let's get one thing out of the way: Barring catastrophe, Donald Trump is going to be the Republican presidential nominee.
30% : She thinks she might win at the convention and/or a catastrophe might befall Trump.
16% : Moreover, Trump has said that Haley - and her donors - are permanently "barred from MAGA."
13% : That leaves us with:She wants to hurt Donald Trump.

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