Koch Donor Network Withdraws Support for Nikki Haley After South Carolina Loss

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Nikki Haley, the last remaining Republican challenger to Donald Trump, lost the support of the influential Koch network after her defeat in the South Carolina GOP primary, but vows to stay in the race through Super Tuesday. Meanwhile, top Democrats back President Joe Biden's record in the Oval Office, and the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) reveals who Republicans want as Trump's running mate. Additionally, RNC chair Ronna McDaniel announces she will step down after Super Tuesday, and the US Supreme Court takes on landmark social media cases that could transform internet usage.
- Haley loses backing of influential Koch donor network after South Carolina loss: Live The Independent
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- Koch network stops spending on Nikki Haley's presidential campaign POLITICO
- Trump-Averse Billionaire Donors Turn to Congress as Haley Fades Bloomberg
- Koch-backed network drops funding for Nikki Haley campaign after South Carolina defeat Fox News
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