NRI Nikki Haley, Former U.S. Ambassador to the UN & Former Governor of South Carolina
slams Democrats over Trump impeachment  inquiry
She Ignores the Real Problem in the White House

Los Angeles, Nov. 13 2018
NRIpress.club/Ramesh/ A.Gary Singh Grewal

NRI Nimrata Kaur Randhawa, known as Nikki Haley, is an American diplomat and Republican politician, who served as United States Ambassador to the United Nations from January 2017 to December 2018. She served as Governor of South Carolina from 2011 to 2017 and three terms as a representative in the legislature. Nikki Haley advised Democrats Wednesday to let America's voters decide on President Trump's future in the White House rather than pursuing impeachment.

Nikki Haley further said:

• American people would rather see substantive legislation on more pressing issues like trade, illegal immigration and the federal budget.
• The bottom line is, I think this is a distraction from what the American people really care about," she said.
• They want to see jobs, the economy -- all of those things focused on and the U.S.-Mexico-Canadian trade agreement [USMCA] needs to get done.
• The country's being divided on illegal immigration -- they need to get in there and debate that.

Nikki Haley said President Trump was not engaged in a quid pro quo with Ukraine but warned it is better for American authorities to investigate American citizens overseas than officials from other nations.

• Haley said Pence, a former Indiana governor and U.S. congressman, has done good work and that he and the president are "strong together."
  Haley said a running mate switch is "not gonna happen and accused Schmidt and others of trying to "create excuses" for the fact she is a woman with a good working relationship with Trump."The thing that bothers me about the impeachment is we're less than a year away from an election," Haley added. "Let the people decide."