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Nikki Haley releases new ad featuring election denier Don Bolduc
Bolduc, was previously appointed as the new chair for Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley’s New Hampshire campaign
Screengrab from Don Bolduc’s video / (X/@GenDonBolduc)
Republic presidential primary nominee Nikki Haley commissioned an advertisement in New Hampshire featuring Ret. Brigadier General of the US Army Don Bolduc on January 5.
“I’M WITH NIKKI HALEY. Tough on the border. Tough on China. A REAL Conservative Leader It’s time to send @JoeBiden packing and make our country PROUD! #NHFITN” Bolduc wrote in the caption of a post on X while sharing the advertisement.
“With Trump, there are too many distractions, its too much risk of losing. Nikki is a strong conservative. She will take Joe Biden to the cleaners and she will make our country proud,” Bolduc says in the ad which concludes with Haley’s stamp of approval.
The presidential hopeful drew flak from Democrat-leaning voters for associating with Bolduc who in August 2022 claimed that the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump.
Notably, the ad was commissioned a day before the third anniversary of the Insurrection at Capitol Hill where Trump’s supporters assembled in huge numbers to ensure he was kept in power by preventing a joint session of Congress from counting the Elector statement al College votes to formalize Joe Biden’s victory.
In response to the ad, Democratic National Committee’s press secretary Sarafina Chitika said in, “This disgraceful ad is just the latest example of Nikki Haley siding with election deniers and MAGA extremists over American voters and values.”
“Haley already made notorious election denier Don Bolduc her New Hampshire campaign chair – now she’s running ads with him the day before the anniversary of the attack on our nation’s Capitol to make it crystal clear that she will always put her political ambitions ahead of our democracy,”
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