"You’re basically the new John Kerry, if you remember John Kerry from 2004," the child told Haley at the event in New Hampshire.

Sidestepping a touchy question about American history comes across as an act of political expediency rather than conviction.

In typical fashion, a Democratic strategist went on MSNBC and blamed former President Donald Trump for something he had no part in.

"She’s the new favorite candidate of the billionaire class because they want control," Trump Jr. said in the interview.

With the actual voting set to begin soon in the GOP nomination race, and Trump well in the lead, eyes are turning to potential running mates.

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley and Republican Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky volleyed barbs at each other in recent days.

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds would have been in the top five, Bannon said, had she not recently endorsed Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

“A lot of people are asking, ‘What’s up with all these political inconsistencies that we’ve seen out of her lately?'”

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley was called out by a voter for looking a bit too blue in some of her policies.

The RNC announced last week that it would host no more debates, but had no objection to candidates participating in other debates.