[Presbyterian Reporter]

Nikki forgot the old rule to stop digging when you are in a hole.

Daily Mail just loves that they can now continue digging into Nikki’s lurid past.

[cgbg]

It looks like Nikita just confirmed every word in the story is true.

If it was false she would have welcomed the reporter so she could challenge the claims in the article.

[StAnDeliver]

Anyone is actually surprised Nimroda is a mattress back?

Are you kidding me?

[Lisbon1940]

Noem will get the same treatment.

[anton]

Marital infidelity is a stupid sideshow. If a person is not one of the married parties, the issue of morality cannot be fairly evaluated other than from a religious compliance basis.

[Fresh Wind]

This is the trouble with the fake news media. They love to insert sneaky little words that turn a factual report into an editorial.

My favorite example of this was something that happened years ago during the Clinton impeachment fiasco. A lower court had ruled in favor of Clinton, and the fake news CBS radio reported this, but inserted the word “fortunately”. The Supreme Court later overturned that ruling.

This is what they do.

If the Daily Fail can prove the allegations, then they should do so. But to stick “falsely” in there, that’s an opinion unless they can prove the validity of the allegations.

This sounds like a classic he-said-she-said situation.

[CaptainK]

If there are personal affairs you don't want publicized, don't run for public office. It will always be found out.

[Wdempsey]

The truth is a bitch, eh Nookie?

[jmaroneps37]

Thereby proving that what the DM wrote is true; thank you Ms. McRombush.

[9YearLurker]

Haley version of the Streisand effect?

[OrioleFan]

'If people hit me, this is politics. For me it's not personal,' Haley said.

You might was well address the charge, Nik. No way the GOPe is going to finagle you onto the Trump ticket as VP.