Haley says no to vice presidency as former rival backs Trump

MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (Reuters) -Nikki Haley made it clear to New Hampshire voters on Friday: She won't serve as former President Donald Trump's vice president if he wins the Republican nomination. Haley, who's challenging Trump for the Republican presidential nod, has long said she won't "play for second."

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