One of Nikki Haley's prime sources of campaign cash for her Republican presidential nomination race has just dried up.

"The R.N.C. has historically undergone change once we have a nominee, and it has always been my intention to honor that tradition."

After losing in a rout in to Donald Trump in her home state's primary on Saturday, Haley is coming to a major decision point.

They would much rather be writing Donald Trump's political obituary than explaining why he still dominates American politics.

Nikki Haley rejects any talk of dropping out of the GOP presidential primaries despite her loss in South Carolina.

"Nikki’s working hard to earn every vote and fighting for the 70 percent of Americans who don’t want another Biden-Trump matchup."

Nikki Haley was effortlessly shut down by a Fox News host when she tried to spread the left-wing's talking points of Trump and Russia.

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"Some people used to say I was running because I really wanted to be vice president. I think I've pretty well settled that question."

Despite a string of primary losses and poor polling in her home state of South Carolina, Nikki Haley is staying in the race.