This is just embarrassing for Nikki Haley

| 7:00 pm EST February 9, 2022
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The definition of meaningless is this: “lacking any significance.” Meaningless is something that is: “Empty. Inane. Pointless.” Meaningless can also describe the garble of senseless garbage that comes out of Nikki Haley’s mouth regularly.

I do a great deal of research for my articles. And for this particular article, what I did was listen. I listened to people on social media and noted what they said about Haley. And I was struck by something. There are a lot of people who despise the South Carolinian. I’d go so far as to say many seem angrier at her than people like Josh Hawley or even Ted Cruz. I asked myself why. And I think I have a reason. But first, let me give you today’s news on hypocritical Haley.

Haley has come out against Mike Pence. This is news in and of itself because supposedly the two were friends, But Pence committed the most grievous of sins — he dared to tell Assolini he was “wrong.”

And it didn’t take Haley long to sink her pathetic fangs into Pence’s words. “He did what he thought was right on that day,” Haley told Bret Baier of Fox non-news. “But,” Haley continued, “I will always say, I just, I’m not a fan of Republicans going against Republicans.”

Let’s take these words in. Has Haley conveniently forgotten that her messiah Trump lashed out at his own party regularly? What about the Cheney-Kinzinger censure? I think that’s a pretty prime example of Republicans “going against each other.”

And that brings me back to why people are so infuriated by Haley. You know what you are getting with someone like Cruz. But Haley really thinks she can reinvent herself. Her scoldings change regularly depending on what the popular thing is to say at that time.

I once used the “two sociopaths” theory a long time ago. For those who don’t know what that is: Say you’re stranded on an island. You have to have a person stranded with you, one of two sociopaths. You can choose which one.

One admits what they are, and the other hides behind a fake smile and a perky mask. I’d choose number one because you know what you’re getting. With number two — the one who represents Haley — the mask is muted and inscrutable. Haley has virtually no identity and could turn on anyone at a moment’s notice if she thought it would do her some good. This is why she inspires such repulsion. This is also why her career will be going nowhere.