Nikki Haley Husband National Guard Deployment Pride

Nikki Haley , a Republican running for president, said on Saturday that even though it was challenging for her husband to serve in the South Carolina Military National Guard’s deployment to Africa, the assignment is a “moment of pride” for the nation as a whole.

A “moment of pride,” according to Nikki Haley, her husband’s National Guard deployment

The military academy The Citadel in Charleston hosted a ceremonial departure ceremony for the battalion that Michael Haley is a part of on Saturday afternoon. As part of America’s Africa Command’s deployment to Africa, the brigade is going there.

According to a source acquainting with the deployment details, Michael Haley will probably be out of the country until the spring of 2024, which falls during a significant portion of the Republican primary season. This is going to be his 2nd active-duty foreign assignment; in 2013, when his spouse was the governor of South Carolina, he serves there as a member of the State of South Carolina Military National Guard.

Nikki Haley, who attended the service with other family members, told reporters that “Father’s Day has altered this year.”

The former US envoy to the UN says she adds her husband will “continue to stay in contact as best we can” throughout the upcoming year and added that she was aware he would be cheering on her run for the presidency from a distance.

“He is my pillar. He has always been. But I’ve also been his. Both of us have lived lives of service. As a result, he will have all of my support when he deploys. He fully supports me if I were to decide to run for president. It’s possible for two things to be true at once, she remarked.

I’m among the many military wives who must witness the departure of their loved ones today. And we experience an incredible sense of pride. We experience a fantastic sense of service. The former governor continued, “And we could experience an unbelievable sense of sadness. However, we are also overjoying to see them moving forward and carrying out their innate purpose.

In her rare criticism of Donald Trump, the former president. Earlier this week over his federal arrest for allegedly mishandling secret documents,

Nikki Haley made mention of her husband’s impending deployment.

“This Saturday, my husband will be going on deployment. If you discuss the capabilities of our military or how we might invade or collaborate with one of our opponents. You put all of our troops in jeopardy, Nikki Haley stated on Fox News.

If the allegations against Trump are accurate, she claims, “Trump was extremely irresponsible with our national security.” Frthermore, Her remarks marked a significant change from the press release she had releasing before the indictment was made public. This is in which she characterized the action against Trump as “prosecutorial overreach” and “vendetta politics.” echoing the position taken by the previous president as he criticizes the justice system as well as denies any wrongdoing.

However, the previous UN ambassador claimed this week. That if she became president, she would be likely to pardon Trump. Because, in her words, “the issue is less concerning guilt rather than about what’s good for the country.” Moreover, She criticise the Department of Justice, saying it had “handling this whole thing terribly.”

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