Trump and Haley Vie for Support Ahead of Super Tuesday
Haley distances herself from Trump, signaling a strategic shift in her campaign.
- Trump and Haley make final pitches in North Carolina ahead of Super Tuesday, with Trump drawing significantly larger crowds.
- Haley challenges Trump's narrative, calling for a return to Republican fiscal conservatism and criticizing his foreign policy stance.
- Haley says she's no longer bound by RNC pledge to endorse Trump if he wins, marking a shift in her campaign strategy.
- The Washington, D.C., Republican primary presents a unique opportunity for Haley, though unlikely to significantly alter the race's trajectory.
- Trump's campaign focuses on rallying his base, with claims about the economy and crime rates that contrast with official data.
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