Trump Indicates Unlikelihood of Choosing Nikki Haley as Vice President

During a recent rally in New Hampshire, former President Donald Trump expressed doubt about the possibility of selecting former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley as his running mate. Despite acknowledging her as "OK," Trump asserted that she lacks the necessary qualities to hold the presidential office, implying that this disqualifies her from the vice presidential position. This declaration seemingly diminishes Haley's chances of being considered for the role. While Haley has been a prominent contender for the Republican nomination, she trails behind Trump by significant margins in New Hampshire, where the primary is approaching. Speculation regarding Haley's potential as Trump's running mate has been fueled by her standing in the race, prompting private discussions among Trump's allies. However, influential figures within Trump's inner circle, such as his son Donald Trump Jr., have publicly expressed opposition to the idea, citing misalignment with the former president's values. Haley has also conveyed her lack of interest in the position, stating that she does not aspire to be vice president and has ruled out the possibility.