Senator Tim Scott's Endorsing Donald Trump. What Does It Mean For Nikki Haley?

Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina is endorsing former President Donald Trump and snubbing former governor of Nikki Haley of the same great State of South Carolina. This is really a bad news for Haley on a political front because even her own State Senator is rebuffing her and united behind the former President.

Senator Tim Scott's endorsement is a big deal for the former President because he was a former White House contender who dropped out in November, and did not mention who in the GOP field he would endorse until now. He probably wants to give all GOP candidates a chance to show case their vision for America, and it is now clear that Donald Trump has won the heart and soul of the American people, especially, the Republican voters. Trump's Iowa Caucus Victory might have been the turning point for Senator Scott's endorsement because it is time for all Republicans to unite behind the former President to win back the White House to lead the Republican Party and America out of the inflation and fixing the US weak economy that the current administration created.

Senator Scott makes the announcement to endorse former President Trump at Trump's campaign Remark Event in Concord New Hampshire Friday's evening. Scott gets on board with Trump ahead of New Hampshire primary next Tuesday, January 23rd, because he knows that no other candidates like former governor Haley or governor DeSantis can beat Trump after a landslide victory of Iowa Caucus. Scott's endorsement is not just a snub, but it also a blow to Haley, and his endorsement is likely to pull away some of Haley's big donor, and possibly leaning toward Trump.

Former Governor Haley currently stands at second place and Florida Governor DeSantis stands at third. One of these two candidates must win New Hamshire to stop Trump's momentum to the GOP nomination in the summer of this year. If Trump wins New Hamshire, it is highly likely one or both will drop out, and Trump's chance to become GOP nominee is getting closer than ever. 

Senator Tim Scott's snub is similar to Florida governor Ron DeSantis situation where both senators from his State, Senator Rick Scott and Senator Marco Rubio, endorsed former President Trump ahead of Iowa Caucus. Trump had won a massive victory from Iowa Caucus, and is expecting to win a landslide in the Granite State New Hampshire Primary given his leading polls and the latest endorsement from Senator Tim Scott.

With Senator Tim Scott's endorsement, Former President Trump has received more than half of current 49 US Republican Senators' endorsements. Trump also scores a number of governors and US House of Representatives' endorsements, which Trump is now having the majority of the congressional GOP support and many other political figures across the country supporting Trump to win back the White House.