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    Why Nikki Haley’s Departure Shocked Washington

    Trump’s UN ambassador wasn’t always in lockstep with the president, even as she tried to present a united front.
    by Uri Friedman Oct 09, 2018 3 minutes
    Source: Mark Wilson / Getty

    Only weeks ago, Nikki Haley seemed in lockstep with Donald Trump as she accompanied the president around the United Nations General Assembly in New York and his “America First” message at every turn. “We have pulled out of the Paris Accord [on climate change]. We have pulled out of the Global Compact [for Migration]. We have pulled out of the Iran deal,” the U.S. ambassador to the UN to reporters, in explaining how her boss was safeguarding America’s sovereignty. Just ahead of the General Assembly, I’d watched her proudly declare during in Washington, D.C., that it

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