Nikki Haley to Rally West against ‘Axis’ of ‘Fanatical Dictators’

In a speech later this morning, former South Carolina governor and U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley will argue that Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine should awaken the world to an even greater threat: that of a burgeoning global “axis” uniting the dictatorships in Moscow, Beijing, and Tehran.

The possible 2024 presidential candidate is staking out a firm position on the hawkish side of the intra-GOP foreign-policy debate, even as some rising stars and establishment voices within the party advocate a more restrained stance. Her remarks will highlight the nature of the threat posed by foreign, anti-American regimes with a totalitarian bent.

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In a speech later this morning, former South Carolina governor and U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley will argue that Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine should awaken the world to an even greater threat: that of a burgeoning global “axis” uniting the dictatorships in Moscow, Beijing, and Tehran.

The possible 2024 presidential candidate is staking out a firm position on the hawkish side of the intra-GOP foreign-policy debate, even as some rising stars and establishment voices within the party advocate a more restrained stance. Her remarks will highlight the nature of the threat posed by foreign, anti-American regimes with a totalitarian bent.