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"When Nikki Haley appeared on national television to deliver the Republican Party's State of the Union rebuttal in January, political observers outside the GOP's innermost orbit had little to say about the South Carolina governor.

They knew she oversaw the removal of the Confederate battle flag from the Statehouse grounds after the mass shooting at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston. They knew she was a woman of Indian heritage, a rare commodity in a party struggling to expand its base.

Nearly a year later, members of both political parties are about to learn a lot more about her."

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