Posted on 06/21/2010 10:00:06 PM PDT by bahblahbah
She was born in small-town South Carolina, attended South Carolina schools and won election three times to the state legislature.
But in her surging campaign for governor, Nikki Haley has been tested far more than other candidates on her cultural connections to the state.
Mrs. Haley, 38 years old, is an Indian-American, born into the Sikh faith, who converted to Christianity as an adult. Her background has prompted some voters to seek assurances that she is committed to her Christian faith and understands the feelings among some about the state's Civil War history.
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please don't be an on your knees groveling for self righteous naive sorts of race baiters and anti-white bigots dear...we have enough of them already in our own camp.
After Jindal and now Haley look for the Obama administration to shut down all immigration of non-Muslim Indians and fill their slots with more Muslims from Pakistan.
Pretty sure these are the people on upchuck’s ping list...
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I’ll never forget on the night of the primary, Juan Williams said that Nikki Haley will be the first Native American Governor...They saved him quickly, but he did say it....
Its a tossup on foxnews between whoraldo and williams as to which one is the biggest putz.
Got to throw Shep Smith in the mix.
WHO? :)
“understands the feelings among some about the state’s Civil War history.”
Anyone know what these white New York City elitist crackers are trying to say?
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Ms. Haley can thank Ø for this crap. He is the one who claims to be a Christian and has yet to bear any fruit as one. Dante has a circle for him.
Voted.
Nikki
Gowdy
Wilson
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"You had one side of the Civil War that was fighting for tradition, and I think you had another side of the Civil War that was fighting for change," she said. She did not use the word "slavery" but hinted at it, saying that "everyone is supposed to be free."
Wow, way to take a stand...lol
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