Nikki Haley Scolds Republicans Over Kamala Harris 'DEI' Attacks
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"The American people are smarter than that," said the former South Carolina governor of talk surrounding the vice president.
Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley cautioned fellow Republicans over their “DEI” attacks toward Vice President Kamala Harris in the days since President Joe Biden dropped his reelection bid.
“It’s not helpful. It’s not helpful,” the former U.N. ambassador told CNN’s Jake Tapper on Thursday.
Haley’s remarks arrive after GOP lawmakers used Harris’ race and gender to label the vice president as a “DEI hire” or candidate including Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.), who later said he regretted the attack despite it being “the truth.”
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