United States President Joe Biden's campaign will try to attract former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley's voters now that she has left the Republican Party's race for the nominee in the 2024 elections, The Hill reported.
According to the memo by Biden's campaign head Michael Tyler and seen by The Hill, Trump is "not seeking Haley's voters, he is driving them away." "A winning presidential candidate looks to build bridges and expand beyond their base — to attract the critical suburban, independent, and moderate voters that decide elections. Not Trump. He spent the morning mocking Haley and her voters, following her exit from the race," Tyler wrote.
"The voters who are going to determine this election rejected him and his candidates in 2020, 2022, 2023, and now 2024," Tyler concluded, noting Trump's "divisive rhetoric and his extreme Project 2025 agenda to ban abortion, restrict birth control, repeal the Affordable Care Act, and take our country backwards."
