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Florida Governor Suspends Campaign, Endorses Trump
In a shocking turn of events this week, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that he will not continue his presidential campaign for the 2024 election, instead, endorsing former President Donald Trump. The announcement, which came just before the New Hampshire Republican primary, caught many by surprise as DeSantis had previously been considered a strong contender for the nomination.
DeSantis cited a lack of a clear path to victory as the reason behind his decision to drop out of the race. He also expressed his support for Trump, acknowledging that a majority of Republican primary voters want to give the former President another chance.
As a result of his withdrawal, fellow Republican candidate Nikki Haley claimed that she was now the only one capable of defeating President Joe Biden in the upcoming election.
DeSantis’ unexpected decision to abandon his campaign has reshaped the Republican landscape, setting the stage for a potentially heated battle between Trump and other contenders in the race.
Summery :
– Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has dropped out of the 2024 presidential race and endorsed Donald Trump.
– DeSantis made the announcement ahead of the New Hampshire Republican primary, where he was polling in the single digits, saying he didn’t have a clear path to victory.
– Former US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said she is now the “only one” able to beat President Joe Biden.
– DeSantis endorsed Trump, saying a majority of Republican primary voters want to give Trump another chance and that he is superior to Biden.
– Trump supporters at a New Hampshire event said they liked DeSantis but thought it wasn’t his time to become the Republican nominee for president.
– After DeSantis’ announcement, Trump’s campaign called for all Republicans to rally behind President Trump and slammed Nikki Haley as the candidate of the globalists and Democrats.
– DeSantis took a swipe at Haley, calling her a member of “the old Republican guard of yesteryear – a repackaged form of warmed-over corporatism”.
– DeSantis narrowly finished ahead of Haley in last week’s Iowa caucus, and his departure from the race allows him to avoid a potentially further embarrassing third-place finish in New Hampshire to Haley.
– DeSantis’ campaign had just confirmed plans for their election night celebration in New Hampshire on Saturday, indicating a potential exit from the race.
