It's not the news Nikki Haley wanted to hear, but Americans have pretty much made their decision about her chances for taking the presidency in 2024.

She's pretty much been disqualified.

You see, to qualify to be the Republican nominee for President of the United States, you need to be able to show that you have at least a little positive momentum going with voters.

Nikki Haley is no longer able to do that.

Haley knows that she's in a terrible spot right now, and realizes that she's probably never going to take any votes away from Donald Trump by trying to appeal to his voters in the same way that he does.

As a result, Haley has taken a completely different approach lately, and seems to be splitting with Donald Trump on as many issues as possible to try to show that she is a different option than Trump.

Of course, her plan is entirely dependent on the idea that all of the Republicans in America suddenly wake up one day and decide that Donald Trump will never be able to beat Joe Biden.

In the past, there seemed to be some slim hope that something like that would happen, but that was many primaries ago.

Everyone else in the Republican Party has realized that it's a futile effort to try to take on Trump, but Nikki Haley seems to believe that she's the only person who might still have a shot to take him down.

Unfortunately, she doesn't.

With each passing primary, Haley suffers defeat after defeat.

She's officially failed to capture enough momentum to make anyone in America believe that she's a better option than Donald Trump, so her attacks on Trump and the RNC might actually be doing more harm than good for her image these days.

Haley explained her recent brash attitude by saying that "The RNC is now not the same RNC."

"I'll make what decision I want to make," she said in regards to whether she would ever eventually endorse Donald Trump or not.

The RNC wants Haley to fall in line behind Trump.

As of now, she's refusing to do it.

Is it the right decision?

Let us know in the comments below.