Nikki Haley
“I know that’s what he does when he’s insecure," the former UN ambassador told supporters Wednesday.
The Granite State put the country one step closer to a general election that many voters do not want.
The former president was not in a good mood despite winning the New Hampshire primary.
Haley used some of her toughest language to date against Donald Trump, reminding voters of his legal problems and his “senior moments.”
Critics on social media scratched their heads over the former president's latest comment.
“If either one of them was good, I wouldn’t be running,” Haley told CNN's Dana Bash.
“No matter what it is, chaos follows him,” Haley told Face the Nation host Margaret Brennan. “Rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him.”
But another Republican woman might be in the running.
The former president appeared to confuse his 2024 GOP rival with former House speaker Nancy Pelosi at a New Hampshire rally.
The former UN ambassador said "rightly or wrongly, chaos follows" the former president.