After Haley, 51, remarked earlier this month that the US needed to “get past the outdated ideas and faded names of the past” ahead of the 2024 presidential election, the first lady made her remarks. Her position was perceived as a jab at the Biden administration and Donald Trump, who would be 78 by the next election.
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