Washington:

Indian-American Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley on Tuesday coined a new slogan – Make America Normal Again – as her campaign enters a critical phase ahead of the February 23 Republican South Carolina primary .

“Our campaign has been flooded with messages and emails from people across the country who want to get America back to normal. They know we can do better than the last two 80-year-old names. I work hard every day to get America back to normal. Normal.” You’re proud – let’s go! ” Haley said her group has launched a positive campaign in her home state of South Carolina.

Haley, 51, a two-term governor from South Carolina, trails former President Donald Trump by more than 30 percentage points in her home state’s Republican presidential primary, scheduled for Feb. 23. She is confident of a strong performance in the election. South Carolina primary, then moves to Super Tuesday state in March.

“From California to North Carolina, from grandmothers to young parents, these Americans are tired of the never-ending chaos and confusion between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. They don’t want a rematch between Trump and Biden. CY. They want a leader who is focused on the American people. Her campaign said Tuesday that it released a series of letters, most of them handwritten, written to her from across the country.

“Stay in the race Nicky! This country, this crazy world, needs civility, compassion and tough leadership. I think you are the only person in the presidential race who can bring that to office. My wife and I We are contemporaries, ranchers in our 70s, married for 53 years, with children and grandchildren, and we sincerely count on you to win the presidency this year.”

“I want to encourage Nikki Haley to keep going! We need a capable, committed leader to keep running for president. I am an independent and I have voted for the best candidate every election cycle, And this year, it’s Nikki!” said Mary A.

“Please stay strong! Stay in the game and get your name out there! Your chance has come. I think a lot of us know it is. Thank you, Nikki, for acting sane, smart, thoughtful and dignified face and put your heart and soul into the game. Thank you for all you have done for America and the world! God bless you!” Martha R wrote.

“Please don’t give up your fight! In a world gone crazy with conflict, we need a level-headed conservative leader to guide us through the madness! No one is better equipped to right the ship than you, And heal this nation of great people! We need you, Nikki! This country needs you! Our allies, the beautiful people of this world need you! I hate to see you give up, and I promise you, there are millions more I would love for anyone to feel the same way!” Michael B wrote.

Staci J. H had a piece of advice for Haley – “Don’t give up!” “I encourage you to keep moving forward in the campaign. I’m concerned about the possibility of another Trump/Biden race. In my opinion, these two None of the individuals are men of integrity, and I am concerned about the physical and mental stamina required to run our country at their age. We need you to keep competing! Thank you for your spirit and determination!”

According to Fox News, after former President Trump won the New Hampshire primary, her campaign team received more than 200% increase in email traffic from supporters asking the candidate to continue running.

“Over the past six days, the campaign has received a total of more than 6,000 emails with messages of support for the former South Carolina governor, including ‘You are a true Republican and your only chance at becoming a normal political leader! ” and “Please do this. Don’t give up!” the news channel said.

“Our campaign has been overwhelmed by the outpouring of grassroots support from across the country,” Haley campaign spokesperson Annmarie Graham-Barnes told Fox News Digital.

“The political establishment tried to crown Trump, but Nikki never listened to the establishment. She listened to the American people, and their message was clear: Nikki is the last resort between Trump and Biden rematch A person standing around when 70 percent of people wouldn’t do that. “Didn’t want to see that,” she said.

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