Nikki Haley

Nikki Haley wants to be the next governor of South Carolina. Nikki Haley, three-term state rep to South Carolina, is aiming for the governor's seat. If elected, she would be the first female governor in South Carolina's history. She would also be the second Indian-American governor in the United States. From the Charlotte Observer : State Rep. Nikki Haley says she wants to be the state's first woman governor and put her ideas about cutting government and waste to work. Haley announced her... Read Full Story

On the heels of this post of mine at The Moderate Voice and its very lengthy discussion about why there are far fewer conservative or Republican women in elected office than there are liberal or Democratic women comes yesterday's announcement by South Carolina State Representative Nikki Haley - a 37 year old third-term Republican from Lexington County - that she is entering SC's gubernatorial primary race (here is her campaign website ). From The State: Haley, an accountant and mother of... Read Full Story

Nikki Haley Representative Nikki Haley released the following statement regarding Governor Sanford’s press conference: “While Governor Sanford and I have long shared a political philosophy, today’s revelations go well beyond politics. This is a tragic situation for the Sanford family and for our state. My prayers are with the Sanfords, and in particular with Jenny and the boys, and I will do anything I can to help them through this ordeal. Nikki Haley “My work in the General Assembly and in... Read Full Story

Representative Nikki Haley released the following statement regarding Governor Sanford’s press conference Click here more information Read Full Story

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It belittles the women of South Carolina and the voters of the Palmetto State to question if they "will accept a woman chief executive." Read Full Story