Gov. Nikki Haley's spokesperson Rob Godfrey has confirmed that she will speak on Tuesday evening in the 9 o'clock hour.
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South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley will have to wait a little longer to deliver her speech to the Republican National Convention. Haley's was slated to , but the impact of Hurricane Isaac on the Tampa area has caused the GOP to cancel that day's schedule. Haley will speak at a time that is still to be determined.
The heads of the Republican National Committee and the Republican National Convention issued the following statements regarding Convention scheduling in light of Tropical Storm Isaac:
Republican National Convention President and CEO Bill Harris: “Our chief priority is the safety of the residents of Florida, of those visiting the Convention, and all those in Gulf Coast states who may be impacted by Tropical Storm Isaac. We have been working closely with the campaign, the party, and state and local officials for months to ensure a successful, enjoyable convention. Federal, state and local officials assure us that they are prepared to respond, if needed, and the scheduling changes we are announcing today will help ensure the continued safety of all participants – our foremost concern. We are also committed to keeping the delegates and guests of the convention well informed about the situation, and we will continue providing updates in the hours and days ahead.”
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus: “Due to the severe weather reports for the Tampa Bay area, the Republican National Convention will convene on Monday August 27th and immediately recess until Tuesday afternoon, August 28th. After consulting with Governor Scott, NOAA and local emergency management officials, we are optimistic that we will begin an exciting, robust convention that will nominate the Romney-Ryan ticket.”
Way to go Nikki, keep up the good work, look out for all people, not just the state employees.
i can think of no other reason for the BO/NH vitriolic rhetoric...other than those you mention...they both epitomize what our country is about...and are more effective than most elected officials... adhoms replace facts...when prejudice rules...
I didn't even know Gov Haley was East Indian. I work with East Indian ladies and men and I very much admire them. I am something rare in SC, not a racist, She just has not lived up to our expectations, Even my Indian friends were not aware of Haley's ethnic background. Wasn't aware until I saw her family at her victory celebration. That in no way influences my feeling. Like Palin she's a dissappointment to women.