Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, who faced a significant defeat in her home state's GOP presidential primary against former President Donald Trump, remains steadfast in her decision to stay in the race and has categorically ruled out any possibility of pursuing a third-party candidacy.

In an interview with Grady Trimble of the Fox Business Network, Haley emphasized her commitment to the Republican Party, stating, "I am a Republican. I am not running as any other party or independent." When questioned about the prospect of a third-party run, she unequivocally dismissed the idea, asserting her "zero interest in a third-party candidacy."

Addressing previous speculation linking her to the "No Labels" group, Haley refuted any association, telling the Associated Press, "I have not had one conversation with No Labels. They have sent signals to me that they want to talk. I have told them I am not interested in talking." She reiterated her focus on running as a Republican nominee and securing victory within the party.

Despite Haley's determination to press on with her presidential aspirations, the momentum appears to heavily favor Trump in the 2024 GOP presidential selection. With Haley unable to secure victories over Trump in the past GOP nominating contests, it is expected that this pattern will persist moving forward.

Source: theblaze.com

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