One of Haley's recurring arguments for her candidacy is that she's more likely to win the general election.
Her campaign has directly called Trump a loser, but Haley has not used the insult herself as far as I know. But as the campaign escalates, perhaps she will?
This is about Haley herself directly calling Trump the word "loser" as an insult. Stating that he lost the election doesn't count, or that she is more likely to win an election.
If someone submits proof of her doing so before this market was created, then the first option "She has already done this before market creation" will resolve yes.
All other options resolve yes if someone posts proof of Haley calling Trump a loser after the creation of this market and before the date listed in the option. Otherwise, each option resolves "no" as that date arrives.
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“We don’t need to take over anything that the American people have the right to do,” she said, adding, “I think the American people will take him off the ballot. I think that’s the best way to go forward, is not let him play the victim. Let him play the loser.”
no opinion at all if it counts and not going to try and come up with one myself
Would this count (below)? I think that’s the closest she’s come to saying this so far.
“because we’ve lost the last seven out of eight popular votes for president.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/02/16/trump-haley-republicans-2024/
@mattyb Ah, no I don't mean just stating the fact that he lost an election. I mean directly calling him a loser in an insulting way. I'll edit the description to make that clear.
@Joshua thanks, that changes this substantially. she’s got that southern niceness where she’ll never say something so expressly negative about him in public.
unless someone leaks audio of her in private, I don’t see this resolving yes
@mattyb She insulted Desantis a lot recently, so I'm wondering if she might be trying to lean into being more insulting because that's what she thinks voters like. But I agree it's unlikely, particularly because I think she'd love to be Trump's VP.