Nikki Haley Blasts Pro-Kamala Harris PAC For Using Her Name
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“Kamala Harris and I are total opposites on every issue,” the former U.N. ambassador said in a statement.
Former GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley filed a cease-and-desist letter on Tuesday against a political action committee that supports Vice President Kamala Harris’ White House bid.
In a letter addressed to “Haley Voters for Harris,” first reported by Fox News, the former U.N. Ambassador’s legal team urged the PAC to stop “any use of her name, image or likeness that implies” she supports Harris’ 2024 presidential campaign.
“Any use by you of Ambassador Haley’s name, image, or likeness is without her permission,” the letter reads. “Ambassador Haley has been clear in her support of Harris’ opponent. Any intimation that Ambassador Haley supports Harris is intentionally false and misleading.”
Haley reiterated her opposition to Harris’ candidacy in a statement first shared with Fox News Tuesday.
“Kamala Harris and I are total opposites on every issue. Any attempt to use my name to support her or her agenda is deceptive and wrong,” Haley said. “I support Donald Trump because he understands we need to make America strong, safe, and prosperous.”
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