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Nikki Haley, speaking on CBS News’ “Face the Nation,” discussed the critical nature of this year’s election and her readiness to support Donald Trump’s campaign if called upon. Haley emphasized the stark contrasts she perceives between a potential Trump administration and that of Kamala Harris, which she cited as her primary motivation for endorsing Trump and speaking at the convention.

Despite her readiness to assist, Haley noted that Trump’s campaign has not formally requested her involvement. She shared that she had informed Trump of her support during a call in June and suggested that while there have been some discussions between their teams, no specific request for her to campaign has been made. However, Haley remains on standby, willing to contribute to the campaign should the opportunity arise.

During the interview, Haley also voiced her disagreement with certain policy positions from both Trump and Harris. Specifically, she criticized Trump’s support for policies that would have the government and insurance companies pay for in vitro fertilization, a stance she does not endorse. She paralleled her criticism with Harris’s healthcare policies, such as the proposal to eliminate private health insurance in favor of a Medicare for all system, which Haley equates with a move toward socialist healthcare systems akin to Canada’s.

Haley, whose own children were born through fertility treatments, stressed that while she supports the availability of such treatments, the approach to healthcare should not be through mandated coverage. Instead, she advocates for a system that enhances accessibility and affordability of healthcare through thoughtful regulation rather than broad government mandates. This nuanced position underscores Haley’s broader political philosophy, which favors market-driven solutions over increased government intervention in personal and economic matters.