Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has been looking for ways to move up in the primary race against former President Donald Trump as they are moving closer to the South Carolina primary, and she’s still some 30 points behind. She came in third in Iowa and second in New Hampshire after everyone else dropped out. If she loses South Carolina, people are going to call the race done even if she stays in since that’s where one might expect her to do the best — in her home state. But right now, South Carolina is leaning heavily toward Trump.
Haley tried the approach of sharing “fan letters,” but that didn’t go over well when people accused her of faking the letters after she posted an alleged email that apparently hadn’t been sent and another letter with what looked like digital font. Then she posted new letters, and people still were skeptical of those. They noted that one letter…
