The lead campaigner for US Presidential candidate Nikki Haley has revealed her "biggest fear" about the first US female President being elected.
Jennifer Nassour has outlined her key concerns for the monumental event, which could take place in late 2024 as the US Presidential election gets underway.
Marianne Williamson of the Democrats and Nikki Haley of the Republicans are the two candidates set to go head to head this year for the historic position.
Nikki Haley is narrowing the gap in the polls to Donald Trump, securing a 32 per cent vote in New Hampshire, just seven points behind the former US President.
Kamala Harris is currently serving as Vice President under Joe Biden
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Kamala Harris also has a chance of becoming President of the United States, as she currently serves as deputy to Joe Biden.
In late 2023, Harris admitted she would be "ready to serve" as leader of the country, should the time come.
Harris told CBS: "Joe Biden is going to be fine. And let me tell you something, I work with Joe Biden every day."
Speaking to GB News, Nassour highlighted her concern for the Vice President succeeding Biden, claiming it was her "biggest fear".
Host Patrick Christys suggested there may have been more backlash against Haley "because she is a woman", claiming that Harris has been perceived as a "diversity pick" in the past.
Nassour responded: "I would never want to see Kamala Harris be President of the United States.
"That is one of my biggest fears, if Joe Biden is actually re-elected, that Kamala Harris would be our President."
Patrick then pressed Nassour on why Haley would make the ideal candidate for US Presidency, instead of Joe Biden or Donald Trump.
Jennifer Nassour says Kamala Harris becoming President is her 'biggest fear'
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Nassour claimed: "Nikki Haley is nothing like that. This woman is experienced, she is educated, she is so brilliant.
"If you ever got into a room and saw her, there is not a single question that she wouldn't answer. There is not a single hand she wouldn't shake."
