Nikki Haley wants to lead the post-Trump GOP. She?ll have to get a lot more specific.
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Summary
Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley is on many Republicans’ short list for who will emerge to lead the Republican Party in the post-Trump era. And if that path is simply a recitation of the pre-Trump GOP consensus, she’ll likely find her star fading while her more adventurous competitors rise.Read more:Paul Waldman: Nikki Haley’s shrewd new memoir shows how Republicans will navigate the post-Trump eraKathleen Parker: Nikki Haley’s comet has a long tailPaul Waldman: Nikki Haley somehow avoided public humiliation and legal jeopardyNikki Haley: When I challenge the president, I do it directly.
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