No more money from the Koch suckers.
AFP Action, the conservative wing of the powerful and influential conservative Americans for Prosperity, funded by the billionaire Koch Brothers, has pulled funding for the presidential campaign of Nikki Haley.
In an email to staffers obtained by Fox News, AFP Action senior adviser Emily Seidel said the group did not believe that "any outside group can make a material difference to widen [Haley's] path to victory."
"And so while we will continue to endorse her, we will focus our resources where we can make the difference. And that's the U.S. Senate and House," Seidel wrote.
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The news came after Haley's GOP rival, former President Trump, clinched the party's nomination in Haley's own home state of South Carolina on Saturday.
Despite the loss, and defying calls to exit the race, Haley has said it's not the "end of our story" as she traveled Sunday to Michigan ahead of the state's primary on Tuesday.
Ari Fleischer believes she's actually making a bid to run third-party as the "No Labels" candidate. A"No Labels" official, Joe Cunningham, admits No Labels would definitely be interested in this airhead bimbo.
Fleischer pointed to Haley's margins with independent voters and the wording in her speech to back up his claims that the former United Nations ambassador may be the ultimate pick for the "No Labels" organization's ticket.
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On a Fox News panel after the South Carolina primary, Fleischer, a contributor on the network and a media consultant, said, "I've been around a lot of these candidate speeches, I've written a few. That was a 'No Labels' speech tonight by Nikki Haley. That was a speech, when she says, 'No matter what I am running.' When she trashes Joe Biden, trashes Donald Trump, she is setting herself up to run down the middle."
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Fleischer's comments were backed up when "No Labels" national director, Joe Cunningham, told Fox & Friends Sunday that he's "definitely" interested in having Haley as their candidate if and when she drops out of the GOP race.
"The truth is, we're talking to a lot of spectacular people right now, and we're not ready to unveil those folks just yet," Cunningham said.
Sounds like he's already talked to her about being a candidate for his silly spoiler party.
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Cunningham, a former U.S. House representative of South Carolina, said the organization won't be deciding on the "No Labels" candidate until after Super Tuesday, which is on March 5. Haley has consistently said that she is staying in the GOP race until Super Tuesday when 15 states, or just over a third of all delegates, are up for grabs.