As Election Day approaches, CNN host Chris Wallace has raised concerns about Donald Trump’s campaign strategies, particularly his recent decision to freeze out Nikki Haley, a former rival who offered her support. Wallace’s insights emphasize the potential ramifications of Trump’s actions, especially regarding women voters, a crucial demographic in the upcoming election.
During a segment on CNN, Wallace pointed out Trump’s ongoing struggle to connect with women voters, highlighting Haley’s absence from his campaign. He described this situation as a “big mistake” that could cost Trump vital support. Haley has openly criticized Trump’s approach in the weeks leading up to the election, stating, “This is not a time for them to get overly masculine with this bromance thing that they’ve got going. Fifty-three percent of the electorate are women. Women will vote. They care about how they’re being talked to and they care about the issues.”
Wallace echoed Haley’s sentiments, noting that her absence could hinder Trump’s chances. “Her hold on that 20% of the Republican vote is crucial. These are precisely the suburban women who could put Trump over the top,” Wallace explained. He emphasized that this group is vital for Trump’s success and that overlooking Haley appears to be an act of “sheer ego” on Trump’s part.
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Nikki Haley, who was once a key contender for the presidential ticket, has garnered substantial support from Republicans who are wary of Trump’s rhetoric. Wallace suggested that Haley’s frustration is evident in her recent comments, indicating a growing resentment towards Trump’s campaign strategy.
