Haley and allies prioritize China amidst Trump’s spotlight.

A Super PAC Backing Nikki Haley Launches Ads Highlighting Her Stance Against China

A super PAC supporting former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley’s presidential campaign has unveiled two new ads in Iowa ⁢and New⁤ Hampshire, showcasing⁣ her strong position‌ against China. This messaging strategy marks a⁤ notable ⁣departure from former President‍ Donald Trump’s legal troubles, which have dominated the media.

The ads, released on⁣ Thursday as part of Stand For America Fund PAC’s⁢ $13 million ad ‍buy, will be broadcasted on ‌various platforms including television, cable, and digital ⁤streaming ‌services. One of the thirty-second​ ads,‌ titled “Rock Star,” ‍features Haley denouncing China and advocating for ‍a ⁢tough stance ⁢against Chinese ⁣influence. “The No. 1 threat we⁢ have is China,” she boldly declares.

“The‍ dictators, murderers, and thieves ‍at the U.N. didn’t‍ know what hit⁢ them,”⁢ she later⁤ adds. “We give money to China. When‍ I am president, we will no longer give money to countries that hate America.”

The second ad, called “Spine,” ⁤airs in Iowa and once again emphasizes Haley’s strong stance⁤ against China’s aggressive tactics. “We need to take China head-on,” she⁢ asserts. “We‌ will not allow China⁣ to purchase any American soil, ‍and‌ we will reclaim the U.S. soil ⁣they have already acquired.”

Both ads feature Fox News’s Greg Gutfeld praising Haley’s foreign policy expertise. “Haley shows‍ us what foreign policy looks like, with​ a spine,”​ Gutfeld commends, as a narrator declares Haley ⁤as the “surprise rockstar” of Trump’s administration.

The SFA ⁤Fund hopes that this ⁢strong ⁢anti-China stance will resonate with voters in the crucial early-nominating states of Iowa and New Hampshire.

“Haley is the only candidate in this⁣ race with a proven track record of standing up⁢ to tyrannical leadership at home ⁤and abroad. ‌She was⁢ the first to ‍take a strong stance on China, and she hasn’t​ wavered. While other candidates are a laughingstock to foreign enemies, Nikki Haley is a force to be reckoned with,” said ⁣Mark Harris, lead strategist of the Haley super PAC, in an interview‌ with the Iowa Torch.

Throughout her campaign, Haley has consistently ​criticized President Joe Biden’s foreign policy approach towards China. She believes that Biden’s measures to restrict U.S. investment in China’s technology sector⁢ are insufficient. “To stop funding⁤ China’s military, we have to halt ⁢all U.S. ⁢investment⁣ in China’s critical technology and military companies — period,” Haley asserts.

In a recent interview with radio ‌host Hugh Hewitt, Haley expressed concerns ⁢about⁤ Biden⁤ potentially leading the nation into a conflict with ‌China. She emphasized the need for‌ strength and clarity ⁤in dealing with China’s actions. “You⁤ don’t run scared from‌ China.⁤ You have to ‍be ‍strong. You have to make sure they know what we’re ⁤focused on,” she⁢ stated.

In a foreign policy speech ‍delivered‍ in June, Haley called for increased economic and military ‍measures to counter China’s growing influence. “As president, my top priority will be ⁣strengthening America’s​ economy and military. We will protect America’s prosperity ‌and ‌homeland from Chinese aggression,”⁣ she declared.

It is​ worth noting‍ that Haley has grown weary of the media’s focus on Trump’s legal ⁤issues. She believes that attention should be directed⁣ towards addressing the China threat, securing the border, and reversing Bidenomics.

“Unlike other candidates, I didn’t rush out with a statement yesterday on Trump’s indictment for one‍ simple ⁢reason —​ like ⁢most Americans, I’m tired of⁣ commenting on every Trump drama,” Haley expressed. “We should be focusing on how to stop China. We should be focusing‌ on how to‍ close the border. We need ⁣to be reversing Bidenomics,” she continued in⁢ an interview with the Good Morning New Hampshire with Jack Heath radio‍ show.

A Pew ⁢Research Center survey​ conducted in April revealed⁣ that 83%⁤ of U.S. adults hold a negative perception of China. Additionally, 90% of respondents considered China’s partnership ‍with Russia to be either a very ‍serious or somewhat serious problem for the United States.

However, it remains to ⁢be seen whether Haley can ⁢translate this anti-China sentiment into a successful campaign. Currently,⁢ she polls at 3.4% in the‍ RealClearPolitics polling ⁤average. The upcoming Republican National Committee primary debate may ⁢provide ‌Haley with an opportunity to gain​ momentum and make⁤ a breakthrough.

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