Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley reaffirmed her commitment to stay in the White House race against former President Donald Trump, just days before the South Carolina Primary. Haley expressed her determination during a speech in Greenville, stating that she will not drop out of the race and will continue competing beyond the upcoming primary and through Super Tuesday on March 5.

Despite facing significant challenges, including polls showing Trump leading by a wide margin in her home state of South Carolina, Haley remains steadfast in her pursuit of the GOP nomination. She emphasized the importance of giving voters a choice and criticized politicians who publicly support Trump while privately having concerns about him.

While Trump's campaign released a statement undermining Haley's chances of success and asserting their confidence in securing the necessary delegates by March 19 at the latest, Haley focused on advocating for unity and portraying herself as a unifying alternative to both Trump and President Joe Biden.

As the primary approaches, the competition between Haley and Trump intensifies, setting the stage for a closely watched race that could have significant implications for the future of the Republican Party.