Biden Sides with Nikki Haley in Her Rant Against Republicans

(AmericanProsperity.com) – US President Joe Biden suggested on August 24 that former South Carolina Governor Nikki Halley’s rant againt Republican leaders. The moment came after the commander-in-chief used his Twitter account to criticize the statements of every GOP candidate during the RNC’s primary debate in Milwaukee.

That is, every candidate except Haley. Instead of criticizing the candidate, Biden’s account just posted a video of her statement and wrote “What she said.”

Haley’s comments pertained to the national debt crisis that the United States has been dealing with over the last few years, and how so many Republicans were to blame. The president published a short extract of her statement on Twitter in which she criticized some GOP presidential candidates on this matter.

In her statement, Haley specifically mentioned former Vice President Mike Pence, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, and South Carolina Senator Tim Scott. She said they had a major responsibility for the national debt increasing as they all voted to raise it in the past.

After that, the former South Carolina governor blasted former President Donald Trump, whom she said was most responsible for this issue. She claimed that this problem started under his administration. Haley then said that he added $8 trillion to the American debt, a burden and that “our kids” will never “forgive us” for.

In another tweet, President Biden also took a swing at conservative businessman and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, using another video of Haley. In the footage, Ramaswamy was criticizing Democratic leaders and the mainstream media over the climate change issue; he called “the climate change agenda” a hoax. Critics have incorrectly claimed that Ramaswamy said climate change itself was a hoax, but he did not. Still, Haley eventually replied by saying that climate change “was real.”

According to a FiveThirtyEight poll after the RNC primary debate, Haley is polling at 3.4 percent and is struggling for fifth place with former New Jersey Chris Christie and Scott.