Ron DeSantis is in a pole position to challenge Trump for the Republican presidential nominee after a sweeping victory in the midterms 🔴 Trump has attempted to dissuade him nicknaming him “Ron DeSanctimonious” and advising him to “stay in Florida'
Florida governor Ron DeSantis is in a pole position to challenge Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nominee in 2024 after a sweeping victory in the midterms.Trump has attempted to dissuade him from starting a presidential campaign, nicknaming him “DeSantis did not mention Trump in his victory speech but told his supporters he looked forward to “the road ahead”.
He beat the Democratic challenger Charlie Crist with 59.5 per cent of the vote – a vast improvement from the 2018 race when he won by less than one percentage point.“If he runs, he runs,” said Trump, who is expected to announce his bid to return to the White House. He added: “If he did run, I will tell you things about him that won’t be very flattering. I know more about him than anybody other than perhaps his wife, who is really running his campaign.”
Former US President Donald Trump addressed the media during an election night event in Palm Beach, Florida Elsewhere, the Republicans have not seen the “red wave” they were expecting, with Democrats Democrats holding onto victory in Senate races in New Hampshire and Washington.However, Republicans survived challenges in Ohio and North Carolina, but the fight for the Senate remains up in the air.
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