Source: Politics<\/p>\n
Nikki Haley, the former governor of South Carolina, and President Donald Trump\u2019s ambassador to the United Nations, is running for president. But not everyone on the right is impressed.<\/p>\n
In a brutal Valentine\u2019s Day editorial, The Wall Street Journal said that there is \u201cno clear rationale for her candidacy.\u201d Over at The New York Times, the paper assembled 10 pundits to assess Haley\u2019s candidacy, and the majority opinion was that she shouldn\u2019t be taken very seriously.<\/p>\n
On this episode of Playbook Deep Dive, Rob Godfrey, a senior aide and spokesman for Haley when she was governor, and a longtime ally to her successor, Henry McMaster, shares why the critics may be wrong. Godfrey discusses Haley\u2019s career of defying expectations, her record as governor, and South Carolina\u2019s uniquely influential role in American politics.<\/p>\n