Nikki Haley lost the Mark Levin Primary (So did Trump)

The DC Uniparty, aka the Swamp, aka the Establishment just won't learn their lesson. This year, Nikki Haley is their candidate for the GOP presidential nomination. She lost what I'm calling the Mark Levin Primary. Yesterday (Saturday, November 18th), Levin posted this tweet criticizing Haley. In part of the tweet, Levin said "I was relatively neutral on Nikki Haley when she announced her candidacy. I was open to seeing how she would campaign and what she would say, since her record as governor was thin to worse. But it was what I call the Disney moment when she exposed herself."

FYI- Donald Trump had a similar moment, criticizing Gov. DeSantis while hinting that he'd cut a deal with Disney. So much for Trump's draining the Swamp. Except that that's the April version of Trump. The November version of Trump is singing a different tune. November Trump "has called out Disney while on a tour stop as a part of his campaign for a second presidential term in 2024, calling the international entertainment hub 'woke.'" But I digress. Back to the Levin Primary. Check out this tweet:

WOW! Trump and Haley won't drain the Swamp. They're creatures of the Swamp. They've both essentially said that they'd trip over themselves to help a woke corporation undermine Florida's parents.

Gov. DeSantis attacked Disney after Disney mounted a major lobbying effort against Florida's Parental Rights in Education Bill, which Gov. DeSantis signed into law:

Gov. DeSantis stood his ground despite a ferocious lobbying effort by Disney and criticism from Donald Trump and Nikki Haley. As I've demonstrated, Trump eventually admitted that Gov. DeSantis was right while Haley still lives in La-La Land.

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