Nikki Haley continues campaign: I am not afraid of Trump's revenge

(Patria) - Candidate for the Republican nomination Nikki Haley promised yesterday to continue her presidential campaign, saying she has no intention of giving up ahead of Saturday's competition in South Carolina.

- I don't feel the need to admit defeat and I am not afraid of Trump's revenge - she said in a speech in Greenville, South Carolina, where she is expected to lose to former President Donald Trump in this weekend's primaries in her home state.

Trump has a commanding lead in national polls, and his allies have increased pressure on Haley to drop out of the race after she lost the first four contests by a wide margin.

Her insistence on continuing her candidacy for the White House has angered Trump's campaign, which has mocked her and threatened to cut off donors who continue to give her money.

During her speech on Tuesday, Haley criticized Trump as too old, divisive, and too self-absorbed to be an effective leader.

She emphasized that she has a number of problems with the former president, while she has "countless" problems with Democratic President Joe Biden.

The Republican primaries in South Carolina will be held on February 24.