Eric Swalwell Clowns Nikki Haley With The Perfect Response Over Trump Decision
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The California Democrat had a lengthy response to the president-elect's announcement that he would not include Haley in his next administration.
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) couldn’t help but laugh at former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley on Sunday over her thank you note to President-elect Donald Trump, who announced that she wouldn’t be part of his next administration.
“LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL...,” wrote Swalwell in a X post that continued for 12 more lines.
Trump took to his Truth Social platform Saturday to say he “very much enjoyed and appreciated” previously working with Haley as well as Mike Pompeo — both of whom served under Trump, the latter as his secretary of state. Still, he won’t invite them to serve with him this time around.
Trump also thanked Pompeo and Haley, whose birth name he mocked and whose husband he attacked earlier this year, “for their service to our Country.”
Haley, a harsh Trump critic during the GOP primaries who warned about the president-elect prior to endorsing his candidacy this summer, declared on social media this weekend that she was “proud” to have worked with Trump.
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