Nikki Haley

"The View's" co-host, Alyssa Farah Griffin, has been one of Nikki Haley's biggest supporters on television. Now, all of that has changed.

After spending months trashing former President Donald Trump as unfit, Haley this week offered her full support to him.

A former Nikki Haley admirer expressed disgust for her endorsement of Donald Trump after calling him out as unfit for office.

The former South Carolina governor described Trump as "unstable" and "unhinged" on the campaign trail during her Republican presidential primary campaign, but she announced Wednesday she would be voting for him because she preferred his policies on immigration and foreign policy, and Republican strategist Sarah Longwell told CNN she was embarrassed for her.

Nikki Haley just destroyed her credibility and her political future with her "craven and cynical" endorsement of Donald Trump.

Toward the end of her own primary campaign, the former South Carolina governor became a vehement critic of the ex-president for whom she had served as United Nations ambassador, and while she still draws a sizable portion of the anti-Trump vote despite dropping out the race, she threw her support behind the presumptive GOP nominee.

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough kicked off Thursday morning "Morning Joe": with an epic tirade aimed at former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley for announcing her plans to vote for Donald Trump despite previously calling him a danger to the country. and suggesting he is in a stage of mental decline.

On Wednesday, Haley, who dropped out of the Republican party primary months ago, stated she would vote for the embattled ex-president currently facing 34 felony counts in a Manhattan courtroom, while vaguely accusing President Joe Biden of being a "disaster" without offering any particulars.

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) is stepping up her attacks on New York Judge Juan Merchan, the jurist overseeing former President Donald Trump's criminal trial in Manhattan, with a formal ethics complaint alleging a conflict of interest.

Stefanik, a close Trump ally and the chair of the House Republican Conference, has made public calls for Merchan to recuse himself from the case, in which Trump stands accused of falsifying business records to conceal hush payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels ahead of the 2016 presidential election.

The prosecution in Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial rested its case Monday after testimony from Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal attorney and fixer, concluded.

The following day, the defense rested its case following testimony from pro-Trump attorney Robert Costello and Trump's decision not to testify.

The Daily Show Host Jon Stewart Monday skewered far-right media pundits over what he described as a hypocritical condemnation of victimhood culture in which they paint themselves as the biggest victims.

Stewart lashed out at Fox News hosts such as Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham for their repeated and public rants against "woke cancel culture" he argued had nothing on them.

Justice Samuel Alito on Friday appeared to compound concerns over the bombshell New York Times report revealing a flag associated with the January 6 insurrection and the "Stop the Steal" movement was flying at his house just before President Joe Biden was inaugurated and while the Supreme Court was reviewing a 2020 election case.

Alito, whose far-right positions including writing the majority opinion in the Supreme Court case overturning Roe v. Wade, have infuriated and frustrated the left, once again has found himself the subject of apprehension over his impartiality and grasp of ethical norms.

The Biden campaign on Wednesday proposed a series of two debates with very specific rules, including shutting off the microphone of the candidate not answering a question, and Donald Trump quickly accepted the invitations, including the stipulations, before turning around and proposing an additional series of debates.

In a stinging response the Biden campaign rejected Trump's proposal.

The Maryland primaries delivered another blow to Donald Trump on Tuesday night, where Nikki Haley walked away with 20 percent of the Republican primary vote. Haley dropped out of the race two months ago.

Speaking to MSNBC about the state of the race, Democracy Docket chief Mark Elias explained to Nicolle Wallace that it isn't merely that Trump isn't doing well with a broad swath of voters in the state. Maryland is a closed primary state, which means only registered Republicans can vote in the GOP primary.

Sixty-nine days after she suspended her presidential campaign, former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley is still drawing a consistent one in five Republican primary voters away from the indicted ex-president Donald Trump.

Tuesday's primaries in Maryland, Nebraska, and West Virginia continued that trend, even though she has been nearly totally silent and even though Trump has already gained enough delegates to be the presumptive Republican nominee.