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Trump Snubs Haley and Pompeo

President-elect Trump announces he won't invite Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo to his administration.

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What roles did Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo previously hold?: Both Haley and Pompeo had been considered strong candidates for Trump's Cabinet. Haley previously ran against Trump in the Republican primary and has been both supportive and critical of him.
Despite his decision, what did Trump say about working with Haley and Pompeo?: Despite not inviting them to his administration, Trump stated that he enjoyed working with both Haley and Pompeo and thanked them for their service.
How did Trump make this announcement, and what was the response from Haley and Pompeo?: Trump's announcement was made via a post on Truth Social. Fox News reached out to Haley and Pompeo for comment but did not receive an immediate response.
Who did President-elect Trump announce he would not be inviting to his new administration?: President-elect Donald Trump announced on social media that he will not be inviting Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo to join his new administration.
What were the past political relationships between Trump and the two individuals mentioned?: Pompeo, while not one of Trump's most vocal supporters, has expressed support for him in the past, signing an open letter endorsing Trump for president.

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