Replacing newly hired Internal Revenue Service agents with border patrol agents and setting term limits not just for elected officials but government bureaucrats, along with a call for national school choice policy, were among a number of proposals made by presidential candidate Nikki Haley that won a heavy round of applause at a town hall meeting she held in New Hampshire last night.
The 51-year-old former South Carolina governor, who pepped up the crowd before she spoke with her own “playlist of music,” struck obvious chords with the audience in also talking about a need to reign in spending American tax dollars on illegal immigrants, welfare, and special interests.
