Last Updated on February 11, 2024
45th President Trump’s 2024 Presidential campaign has released a hilarious new ad with a fried chicken theme, saying to “stick a fork in Nikki Haley” because her campaign is as good as done.
“Nikki Haley says she wants to debate Donald Trump,” the Trump ad says, as a chicken walks around the video frame. “What’s the point?” it goes on, before listing Haley’s trifecta of losses in the first three GOP Presidential Primaries, including her humiliating defeat in Nevada where, because Trump was not on the ballot, Nikki Haley lost to a nameless voting option called “None of the Above.”
“Now she’s sinking in the polls,” the ad goes on to say, as headlines describing Trump’s massive lead over Haley, including in her home state of South Carolina, appear on screen.
“We all know how this ends,” the ad says, as the chicken walks off the screen, and a bucket of fried chicken appears in its place.
“Stick a fork in Nikki Haley,” the ad goes on, with a bucket of fried chicken on screen.
“She’s done,” the ad concludes, with campaign graphics reading “Trump 2024” and “Make America Great Again” close out the video.
Watch the Full Trump Campaign Ad Below:Â
OMG, President Trump just released the funniest campaign commercial ever 🤣 🤣🤣🤣
Must watch 👇 pic.twitter.com/tf4xz16bUB— Vince Langman (@LangmanVince) February 11, 2024
Trump’s Nikki Haley fried chicken ad comes as the pair of candidates prepares for South Carolina’s first in the South presidential primary, which will kick off a long string of primary elections in the South and elsewhere, all of which Trump is expected to win.
This weekend, Trump held a rally in South Carolina, flying in on Trump Force One to a crowd of thousands of people who packed out an arena to see him speak. On the other hand, Nikki Haley spent the weekend riding around the state in a bus, gretting small crowds of supporters and members of the press while still claiming that her home state of South Carolina, where Trump leads by a massive margin, will mark a turning point in the GOP’s nominating process and that she will somehow pull off a miracle win.
