Nikki Haley slammed as she presses on after Nevada loss and sets sights on Super Tuesday in California

CARSON CITY, NEVADA: Nikki Haley remains steadfast in her White House ambitions, seemingly unfazed by her defeat to "none of these candidates" in the Nevada primary on Tuesday, February 6.

Despite the loss, the Republican presidential candidate is determined to make a significant impact in the upcoming Super Tuesday in California, according to Daily Mail.

California serves as a pivotal battleground for Nikki Haley

Haley, who opted out of campaigning in Nevada, is now directing her attention to her inaugural rally scheduled for Wednesday, February 7, in California, Los Angeles.

With California boasting the highest number of delegates, it stands as a crucial battleground for Haley's campaign.

She will be able to secure a proportion of crucial delegates if she keeps former President Donald Trump's dominance below 50 percent.

On Wednesday, Haley's campaign revealed the formation of her leadership team in Massachusetts, further underlining her efforts to disrupt the former president's steady towards the Republican nomination.

Her campaign recognizes the significance of Super Tuesday as the winner-take-all rules prevalent in most states pose a formidable challenge that would solidify Trump's lead insurmountable.

Nikki Haley did not spend a 'dime' in 'rigged' Nevada caucus

Speaking to reporters on Monday, February 5, Haley's campaign manager Beth Ankney asked them to take the Nevada primary results with a grain of salt.

"We have not spent a dime nor an ounce of energy on Nevada," said Ankney.

"We aren't going to pay $55,000 to a Trump entity to participate in a process that is rigged for Trump. Nevada is not and has never been our focus," the campaign manager added.

Meanwhile, Trump's campaign team celebrated Haley's loss, with campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung describing it as "brutal."

"It has been a while since the political world was treated to such a humiliating, embarrassing, and utterly overwhelming defeat than Nikki Haley suffered yesterday in Nevada," Cheung said in a statement on Wednesday.

Nikki Haley shredded after she ignored loss to 'none of these candidates'

Following her loss to "none of these candidates," Haley was slammed online for disregarding the Nevada primary results.

"You really think you have a chance when you lost Nevada to 'none of these candidates?'" a user wrote on X (formerly Twitter).

"At this point, you are just embarrassing yourself and helping lift the Democrat party by staying in a race you full well know you have lost," another user opined.

"None of These Candidates @NikkiHaley maybe it's time you stop wasting other people's money and throw in the towel. You lost to nobody," a user tweeted.

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