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It won't matter at all by dulac89

I don't think it will be a disqualifier, and I suspect over time it will be be forgotten.

In the primary, if there is one person that was going to vote for her over Trump that now is going to shift back to Trump then that person was never going to vote for her in the first place.

In the general election against Biden, there aren't many centrist/independents who were going to vote for Haley over Biden that this would change their minds. If moderate Republicans, and independents who are going to vote for her are going to do so because they've lost faith in Biden, this won't change that