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Despite previously calling Donald Trump<\/strong> \u201cunhinged,\u201d saying his nomination was \u201csuicide\u201d for the country, and declaring him a sexual abuser that America was too good for, former presidential candidate Nikki Haley<\/strong> overcame her concerns this May, when she pledged<\/a> to support the former guy\u2019s White House bid. But if you thought that was as far as she was willing to go to get him elected, you thought wrong!<\/p>\n On Tuesday, Haley released all of the delegates she won during the Republican primary and urged them to back Trump as the nominee at the Republican National Convention next week. \u201cThe nominating convention is a time for Republican unity,\u201d Haley said<\/a> in a statement. \u201cJoe Biden<\/strong> is not competent to serve a second term and Kamala Harris<\/strong> would be a disaster for America. We need a president who will hold our enemies to account, secure our border, cut our debt, and get our economy back on track. I encourage my delegates to support Donald Trump next week in Milwaukee.\u201d<\/p>\n She did not include the fact that she will not be at said convention, because Trump chose not to invite her. But apparently it\u2019s all good and she harbors no ill will toward the guy whose nomination, again, she once described as \u201csuicide\u201d for the country. Speaking to Politico, a spokesperson for Haley said she \u201cwas not invited, and she\u2019s fine with that. Trump deserves the convention he wants. She\u2019s made it clear she\u2019s voting for him and wishes him the best.\u201d<\/p>\n Well, that\u2019s nice for him. Not so nice for the country, but nice for him!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n