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Did Donald Trump attack Ron DeSantis?
Did Donald Trump attack Ron DeSantis?
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#Trump #Desantis #2024 #Politics Conservative commentators who are typically Donald Trump's allies turned on the former president after …
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November 06, 2022

Did Donald Trump attack Ron DeSantis?

#Trump #Desantis #2024 #Politics Conservative commentators who are typically Donald Trump's allies turned on the former president after he went after Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Saturday. Trump mocked DeSantis as "Ron...

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#Trump #Desantis #2024 #Politics

Conservative commentators who are typically Donald Trump's allies turned on the former president after he went after Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Saturday.

Trump mocked DeSantis as "Ron...

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Conservative commentators who are typically Donald Trump's allies turned on the former president after he went after Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Saturday.

Trump mocked DeSantis as "Ron DeSanctimonious" while discussing the 2024 Republican presidential primary at a rally in Pennsylvania. The pair is widely considered to be the top contenders for the Republican nomination, though DeSantis has offered no indication he intends to run. Commentators called out Trump for creating division in the ranks just three days before the midterm elections.