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MT. PLEASANT, S.C.—John Sulkowski, a registered Republican, has voted in every national and general election for the past four decades. A Nikki Haley supporter this time around, he's had second thoughts about going to the polling place in 2024 if former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden are the two candidates on the ballot. He plans to show up anyway, but may vote for a write-in candidate instead if the ballot features a Trump-Biden matchup.

"Oh I'll show up. I just won't particularaly enjoy it. I once before made a write-in for president. I would probably do that of it's that choice."

Mr. Sulkowski is disappointed by the Republican party's inability to accomplish much in Congress despite holding a narrow majority in the House. He believes that another Trump presidency would not resolve the issue.

"I'm disappointed in the Republican party in general and I do not feel that Mr. Trump has contributed positively to any leadership there," Mr. Sulkowski told The Epoch Times.

Asked if he would vote for a third party candidate like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Mr. Sulkowski said that Mr. Kennedy's candidacy is not serious.

Mr. Sulkowski's wife, Irene, also a supporter of Ms. Haley, referred to a speech by Ms. Haley in which Ms. Haley asked if people want an "intelligent, coherent president." That's what "probably the best for the country, not his personal ego," Ms. Sulkowski told The Epoch Times.

This sentiment was shared by Haley supporters, Kurt Kehlenbeck, 64, from Charleston and Diane Derusha, 75.

"I don’t want either old man in the White House," Ms. Derusha said of President Trump and President Biden.

Mr. Kehlenbeck is a Democrat who voted for Ms. Haley in the primary and would vote for her in the general election if she is nominated. Otherwise, he’ll vote for Biden.

Ms. Derusha is a Republican, but will not vote for Trump, even if nominated.

—<em>Ivan Pentchoukov, Lawrence Wilson</em>
<h2>Trump: A Vote for Nikki Haley Is a Vote for Joe Biden</h2>
Former President Donald Trump warned his South Carolina supporters about voting for their former governor, Nikki Haley, in the Republican primary on Saturday.

“A vote for Nikki Haley tomorrow is a vote for Joe Biden this November,” he said. “That's all you're doing is you're voting for crooked Joe Biden.”

She’s supported and funded by Democrats, he said. Republicans aren’t supporting her because they don’t like her policies, and the radical left Democrats want her to win the nomination because “she’s the easiest one to beat.”

“She's not really attacking me,” he said. “She's really attacking the Republican Party.”

The crowd booed as he reminded them that Ms. Haley wanted to raise the retirement age of Social Security, and that she also gave land to China and sided with President Biden on the recent amnesty bill.

Ms. Haley was U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. during President Trump’s term. He told his audience that he gave her the job “90 percent for one reason,” which was that he wanted the current governor, Henry McMaster, to be in charge.

Mr. McMaster was present at the event and introduced President Trump.

“If you want a president who puts America first, then defeat Nikki Haley,” he said. “You gotta go out and vote. Gotta send the signal tomorrow.

<em>—T.J. Muscaro</em>
<h2>Sen. Vance: Border Security Was ‘Always Fake’ in Senate’s Border Deal</h2>
The Senate’s ill-fated deal to combine funding for Ukraine and U.S. southwest border security had one major problem that caused it to fall apart, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) said on Friday.

“The border security was always fake,” Mr. Vance explained while addressing the subject at CPAC.

“I’ve heard from Democratic colleagues, I’ve heard from Democratic staffers who have said the Republican leadership in the Senate never pushed that hard for border security,” he said. “There was always this kind of wink-wink, ‘Well, we’ve got to go through the motions here. We’ve got to convince the conservative knuckle-draggers, like J.D. Vance, that we can care about border security, but we don’t really care about it that much.’ So, the American people got screwed in that deal.”

The priority, the senator said, was always Ukraine, and the border was just the negotiators’ way of “throwing a bone” to the conservative voters who want action on the border crisis.

The allocations outlined in the package support that claim. The measure’s promise of $20 billion for border security on its face appears paltry compared with the $60 billion in aid it would have appropriated for Ukraine.

“Think about it. If you go into negotiations saying, you know, we don’t actually care about the thing that we’re allegedly negotiating over, you’re not going to get anything. And that’s exactly what happened over the last couple of weeks in Washington, D.C.,” Mr. Vance said.

“It’s a disgrace, and every person here should be pissed off about it.”

<em>—Samantha Flom</em>
<h2>Trump Declares Support for IVF, ‘Miracle of Life’</h2>
Former President Donald Trump proclaimed his stance on in vitro fertilization (IVF) as he spoke to a passionate crowd at a campaign rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

“We want to make it easier for mothers and fathers to have babies, not harder,” he said, transitioning from economics.

“That includes supporting the availability of fertility treatments like IVF in every state in America.”

He called for the Alabama Legislature to “find an immediate solution” to preserve IVF availability, after the <a href="https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/in-vitro-embryos-are-children-protected-under-law-alabama-supreme-court-5590254">state’s Supreme Court on Feb. 16</a> ruled that embryos within or out of the uterus were children and covered under the Wrongful Death of a Minor Act, sparking concerns that the cost of embryo storage would drastically increase.

“The Republican Party should always be on the side of the miracle of life, and the side of mothers and fathers and beautiful little babies have to be on that,” he said. ”IVF is an important part of that.”

The audience responded with enthusiastic applause.

At the same time, President Trump posted this sentiment to Truth Social.

“Like the overwhelming majority of Americans, including the vast majority of Republicans, Conservatives, Christians, and Pro-Life Americans, I strongly support the availability of IVF for couples who are trying to have a precious baby,” he said in the post.

<em>–T.J. Muscaro</em>
<h2>'Most Plausible' That US Took Lead in Nord Stream Pipeline Destruction: Don Jr.</h2>
Donald Trump, Jr., told The Epoch Times it was "most plausible" the United States attacked or oversaw attacks on the offshore Nord Stream natural gas pipelines in late September 2022, months after Russia invaded Ukraine.

"I'm not an expert in these things, but I do understand reality… Seems like that would be the most plausible. I don't know that Ukraine has the sophistication to pull something like that off. So, I imagine there are three-letter agencies that were somehow involved in this, and whether it was jointly with them or on their own, I imagine that happened," Mr. Trump, Jr. told The Epoch Times.

"It does not seem like we've done anything to try to end the war, and it feels like we did a lot before it ever started to give [Russian President Vladimir] Putin whatever excuse he perhaps needed to start the war," the former president's eldest son continued, later emphasizing that he was not calling Mr. Putin "a good guy."

The United States and other Western countries strenuously denied their involvement shortly after explosions tore through the pipelines under the Baltic Sea, severing a channel from Russia to Germany through which Russian energy companies met European demand. Russia <a href="https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/kremlin-important-identify-object-found-next-nord-stream-pipeline-2023-03-24/">has said</a> the United States and Britain were responsible.

CNN <a href="https://edition.cnn.com/2022/09/28/politics/nord-stream-pipeline-leak-russian-navy-ships/index.html">reported</a> that unnamed sources from Western intelligence and another unnamed source told them European security officials spotted Russian vessels in the area at the time of the attack.

But the benefits of Nord Stream's disruption to Ukraine and the West immediately raised questions about the nature of the incident.

In early February 2023, Seymour Hersh took to an uncensored platform, Substack, to debut his reporting, <a href="https://seymourhersh.substack.com/p/how-america-took-out-the-nord-stream">pinning the explosion</a> on the United States. Shortly afterwards, The New York Times <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/07/us/politics/nord-stream-pipeline-sabotage-ukraine.html">reported</a> the attack was the work of a pro-Ukrainian group, citing unnamed U.S. officials who, in their words, "declined to disclose the nature of the intelligence."

Mr. Trump, Jr. made the comments after speaking to a packed house at President Trump's South Carolina campaign headquarters in North Charleston. Foreign policy was one theme of his remarks, part of a fast-paced tour ahead of the Feb. 24 Republican presidential primary.
<h2>Trump, Jr. Talks Trump VP Picks</h2>
Mr. Trump, Jr. asserted that former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's continued presence in the race was part of an effort to "keep the never-ending wars going in perpetuity."

He also responded to questions about who his father might choose as a running mate, crediting himself with helping to foreclose one possibility.

"I was the first one to be very vocal, maybe the first one in the Trump campaign to be, like, very vocal about not wanting Nikki Haley," he said.

He brought up journalist Tucker Carlson, saying he'd "love to see" him debate Vice President Kamala Harris.

"Tim's a good friend of mine. Tim's a great guy," he said when asked by The Epoch Times about another potential pick, Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.).

He also suggested that "guys like a [Sen.] J.D. Vance [(R-Ohio)]" would be appropriate to replace current Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).

—<em>Nathan Worcester</em>
<h2>Stefanik Touts Her Credentials Amid VP Speculation</h2>
Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik may currently represent New Yorkers in the state’s 21st Congressional District, but her speech at CPAC on Friday sounded like a pitch for a much higher position.

Touting her conservative credentials, Ms. Stefanik recounted her rise from a “hardworking, small-business family” to her present role as chair of the House Republican Conference.

"I started my campaign at 28 years old. No one thought I could win a primary, let alone a general election, and flip a district from Democrat to Republican," she said.

<span style="font-size: 16px;">“They said, ‘She can’t win.’ Sound familiar?” </span>Ms. Stefanik has been an outspoken defender of former President Donald Trump within the halls of Congress. And her name has recently been floated as a potential running mate for President Trump as he seeks to reclaim the White House in November.

During a Fox News town hall earlier this week, the 45th president confirmed several contenders on his short list for vice president. They included South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, and even former Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard.

Ms. Stefanik is rumored to be on the list as well, although she was not among the candidates named by host Laura Ingraham. And with her Friday comments, she seemed to be making a case for why she should be considered for the job.

“I’m proud to serve in top leadership as House Republican Conference chair and I’m proud to be the first member of Congress to endorse President Trump for reelection,” she said. “Time and time again, I’ve stood in the breach for President Trump, for the Constitution, and most importantly, for you, ‘we the people,’ in some of the toughest fights of our republic.”

As evidence, she pointed to a recent hearing on antisemitism on college campuses, during which she called out the presidents of elite universities for their responses to antisemitic protests in the wake of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

“That historic hearing showed that one voice supported by the American people can set off an earthquake and a reckoning and help save our country,” she said, noting that an investigation has since been launched into those schools.

She closed her remarks with a call to action, urging attendees to “double down and fight back” to save America.

<em>—Samantha Flom</em>
<h2>Citadel Cadets Stand Guard for Don Jr.</h2>



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<h2><b>The Epoch Times Hosts Jan. 6 Panel </b><b></b></h2>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">NATIONAL HARBOR, Md.--The Epoch Times on Feb. 23 hosted a panel on the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol and its continuing effects on American politics. </span>

<span style="font-weight: 400;">The panel, hosted by American Thought Leaders host Jan Jekielek, featured The Epoch Times’ senior investigative journalist Joe Hanneman, Jan. 6 defendant’s spouse Sarah McAbee, Jan. 6 attorney Bill Shipley, Jan. 6 defendant’s aunt Geri Perna, whistleblower and former FBI Special Agent Garrett O’Boyle, and former Pentagon Chief of Staff Kash Patel.</span>

<span style="font-weight: 400;">Mr. Jekielek and the guests discussed the lingering effects of Jan. 6 on the American political landscape and the tragedies that have befallen families caught up in the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) vast prosecutorial net—a subject explored in depth in The Epoch Times original documentary </span><a href="https://www.theepochtimes.com/epochtv/therealstoryofjan6part2-5548012?ea_src=frontpage&ea_med=lead-story-medium-0"><span style="font-weight: 400;">“The Real Story of January 6 Part 2.”</span></a><span style="font-weight: 400;"> </span>

<span style="font-weight: 400;">The event, which featured the panel as well as a screening of the trailer for the documentary, was standing room only due to high interest from CPAC attendees. </span>

<span style="font-weight: 400;">The members of the panel discussed their own experiences with the DOJ, and how that has continued to affect their families.  </span>

<em>—Joseph Lord</em>
<h2>Latinos at CPAC Explain Support for Trump</h2>
Latinos Gabe and Luke, backers of former President Donald Trump, were showing support for their candidate at CPAC and shared with The Epoch Times a quick reason why.

“Everything’s getting [expletive] up,” said Gabe, specifically mentioning the economy and “the nation getting overpopulated with everybody that [President Joe] Biden's letting in.”

“We’re backing Trump because he can make a change to what’s going on, and not just for wealthy people but for the minorities, as they call them,” he said.

They also said that a lot more Latinos are supporting President Trump this year, and are supporting him because “we’re all family-oriented,” and the Democrats are “trying to break everybody apart.”

“It’s time for everybody to unite,” said Gabe. “That’s the key word.”

“And after Biden started doing his dirty work, who wouldn’t wake up?” he asked.

The men declined to give their full names.

<em>—T.J. Muscaro and Joseph Lord</em>
<h2>Whistleblower Fired by Fani Willis Now Talking to House Judiciary Committee</h2>
A whistleblower who was fired by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has been communicating with the office of House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), the congressman revealed on Friday.

The committee subpoenaed Ms. Willis earlier this month after she failed to respond to requests for documents and information pertaining to her office’s use of federal funds.

The requests followed allegations that she financially benefited from hiring special counsel Nathan Wade to assist with her investigation into former President Donald Trump.

At CPAC, Mr. Jordan disclosed that the committee has yet to receive the subpoenaed information—due Friday—from Ms. Willis.

“We haven’t heard back from her yet—we’ll see what we get from her—but there’s a whistleblower in her office who we have talked to, our committee staff,” he said.

The whistleblower in question privately raised concerns about another employee’s potential misuse of federal funds to Ms. Willis in a recording that was leaked to the press last month. The whistleblower was later fired by Ms. Willis.

“The whistleblower, I think she’s like 4-foot-11, but Fani Willis had seven police escort her out when she fired this lady. Because this lady raised the concern that Ms. Willis was … not following the grant—the rules of the grant—and the grant dollars in the appropriate manner,” Mr. Jordan said.

“She’s now talking with our office and we’ll see where it goes,” he added.

<em>—Samantha Flom</em>
<h2>Donald Trump Jr. Speaks About 3rd-Party Haley Speculation</h2>
CHARLESTON, S.C.—After speaking at the Citadel on Feb. 23, one day before South Carolina's Republican presidential primary, Donald Trump, Jr. told The Epoch Times what he thinks of speculation surrounding former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley’s appearing on a third-party ticket.

While Ms. Haley has denied talking to representatives of "No Labels," the political movement that has aimed to run an alternative to President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, some speculate that she may be gearing up for a No Labels run.

"I don't know that I believe anything that Nikki Haley says at this point. She said she wasn't gonna run, right?" Mr. Trump, Jr. told The Epoch Times.

Ms. Haley <a href="https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/547784-nikki-haley-says-she-will-not-run-if-trump-runs-for-president-in-2024/">pledged in 2021</a> that she would not jump into the fray in 2024 if President Trump, who appointed her U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., ran in the cycle. But several months after he announced, she entered the race for the White House.

Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn.), who has been challenging President Biden for the Democratic nomination, floated the possibility of a third-party "unity ticket." with Ms. Haley on <a href="https://www.audacy.com/wccoradio/news/national/democrat-dean-phillips-and-republican-nikki-haley-team-up">Minnesota's WCCO</a> on Feb. 22.

Yet, Mr. Trump, Jr. dismissed the significance of Ms. Haley's presence in the race. His father is expected to score a strong victory in the state once led by his competitor.

"I don't know that she changes all that much… I do understand that she's there as a cudgel against Trump," he said.

—<em>Nathan Worcester</em>
<h2>Gov. Noem Highlights South Dakota Successes Amid VP Chatter</h2>
"If America wants to be great again, I'd suggest you take a look at South Dakota and see all that we have achieved, and then vote for President Trump," South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem told the  CPAC audience,

As one of the favorite rumored picks to be former President Donald Trump’s choice for vice president, she gave her audience a look back at the governing style of the first-ever female governor of the Mount Rushmore state, and a pro-business one at that.

“I never mandated anything to my people,” she said, referring to the COVID-19 pandemic. “I never told anyone that they couldn't go to church. We were the only state to turn down the elevated unemployment benefits because our people wanted to work. We trusted each other, and we got through our challenges together. And we are stronger because of it today.

“South Dakota is thriving because of the decisions that we've made in South Dakota.”

Her other accomplishments included a record 1.8 percent state unemployment rate, maintaining a standard of living with no income tax, no personal property tax, and a historic sales tax cut down to 4.2 percent.

Infrastructure improvements–from roads and bridges to expanding high-speed internet across the state–were also implemented.

“Now we are one of the few states whose suicide rates and mental health challenges are going down,” she said. “And we have the lowest drop in overdoses the last couple of years as well.”

She also touted that her state has the highest birth rate in the nation.

“People have hope,” she said. “People are having babies, and I love it.”

The audience cheered as Ms. Noem listed a number of firsts for her state. She said South Dakota was the first to pass resolutions and send the National Guard to Texas to assist in securing the border, the first state to veto the federal government’s attempt to create a central bank digital currency, and the first state to ban the Chinese-owned app TikTok.

But, despite her record of successes, she said she did not see a point in throwing her hat in the ring for president, as she knew that nobody could beat President Trump.

“​​I have always believed and supported the fact that our next president needs to be President Trump,” she said.

<em>–T.J. Muscaro</em>
<h2>Donald Trump, Jr. Speaks for Father in Charleston</h2>



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