Republican presidential candidate and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley makes a campaign visit ahead of the South Carolina Republican presidential primary election in Mauldin.
Trump showed after the New Hampshire primary, when he unloaded on his last remaining rival for the Republican nomination, Nikki Haley, that he is still the erratic and vindictive figure capable of sabotaging any carefully scripted preparations. But a big reason for his dominance of the Republican presidential race is the counterbalance provided by a team of experienced professionals who have taken all the drama out of organising for the early primary states that are so crucial for building the momentum necessary to win.
Unusually for a Trump campaign, they all seem to get along.
“Trump likes to have staff meetings [in person], so he’ll put seven, eight people in the room or on the plane, around one of those long tables,” said Rudy Giuliani, 79, Trump’s former lawyer, who is not a member of the campaign team but can testify to the transformation since 2016.
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