Haley Campaign Press Release - Haley Kicks Off Busy Week with Moncks Corner, S.C. Town Hall

MONCKS CORNER, S.C. – Today, presidential candidate Nikki Haley held a town hall in Moncks Corner, South Carolina where she discussed energy policy with energy leaders from the Berkeley Electric Cooperative.

On Friday, Haley will deliver a major foreign policy speech on China at the American Enterprise Institute at 10:30 a.m. EST. Her speech will be live streamed here. Haley will also speak at the Faith and Freedom Coalition's Road to Majority Conference in Washington this Saturday.

Washington Examiner: "'When I am president, we will no longer give money to countries that hate America,' Haley told attendees at a town hall in Moncks Corner, South Carolina." (Washington Examiner, 6/19/23)

NBC News' Ali Vitali: "HALEY says she dropped her husband off at 4am for a deployment for a year. 'And when I dropped him off and you saw those busses, you saw men and women loading up to deploy to protect our freedoms b/c America is the experiment that our men and women are willing to fight for.'" (Twitter, 6/19/23)

WCSC News: "Hundreds of employees and Haley supporters gathered inside Berkeley Electric Cooperative facility to hear about her position on specific issues throughout America, and how she feels about proposed energy regulations." (WCSC, 6/19/23)

The Post and Courier's Caitlin Byrd: "Standing ovation for Haley as she takes the stage. 'Well you know I gotta say it: It's a great day in South Carolina,' Haley says. She's now launching into her bio, which she tees up by saying, 'I want to remind you of some of the things that we did together.' #scpol #chsnews" (Twitter, 6/19/23)

WCBD News: "Haley also touted a recent trip to the U.S. southern border where she said border patrol officers claimed they were not being allowed to do their job. She said that she would change that and discussed how China steals hundreds of billions of dollars in intellectual property from the United States each year, and that the Chinese military would have access to Americans' data through tech companies that operate in China." (WCBD, 6/19/23)

The Post and Courier's Caitlin Byrd: "Haley is now running through her efforts in the statehouse, when she pushed for a series of proposals that called for greater transparency and accountability in government, particularly transparency w/ roll call votes. #chsnews #scpol" (Twitter, 6/19/23) WCSC News' Emily Johnson: "Haley is already touching on issues throughout America focusing on financial problems, education systems, crime, the border and international relations. @Live5News @NikkiHaley" (Twitter, 6/19/23)