DeLoser: Florida Governor Continues Free Fall

National File ^ | September 22, 2023 | CHARLES DOWNS

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The DeSantis presidential campaign is in free fall mode, trailing 45th President Trump by huge margins in the latest polls.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ presidential poll numbers have plummeted. New GOP Primary polling shows DeSantis is polling at less than 20% in Iowa. Even worse news for the Florida Governor is that he is pulling in the single digits in New Hampshire. DeSantis’ polling disaster can be attributed to the Florida Governor being exposed as a globalist tool.

Fox News polling in Iowa shows Trump holding a massive lead over the GOP field. Trump sits at 46%, followed by DeSantis at 15%, Haley at 11%, Scott at 7%, Ramaswamy at 7%, Pence at 3%, Christie at 3%, Burgum at 2%, Binkley at 1% and Johnson at 1%.

DeSantis has been Fox News’ choice to win the GOP nomination from the start. The fact that the Florida Governor can’t crack 20% in a poll run by a favored network shows just how much trouble he is really in.

DeSantis’ free fall in Iowa can be attributed to Trump’s exposure of DeSantis as a free trade globalist. DeSantis’ free trade policy would flood the American market with goods produced from foreign farms, thus killing family farms across Iowa.

The Florida Governor is doing even worse in New Hampshire. Polling from The Granite State has Donald Trump at 42%, Nikki Haley (not her real name) at 14%, Chris Christie at 10%, Ron DeSantis at 8%, Vivek Ramaswamy at 5%, Tim Scott at 5%, Doug Burgum at 4%, Asa Hutchison at 1%, Perry Johnson at 1% and Mike Pence at 1%.

DeSantis falling to third place and under double digits is a complete embarrassment, considering DeSantis has more money compared to all other candidates not named Donald Trump.

Despite these horrific numbers, Team Desantis is still living in denial and believes they can somehow win the GOP nomination. Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds is expected to endorse DeSantis soon. This move makes no sense for her politically as Reynolds’ approval rating in Iowa has drastically fallen since she started appearing with the Florida Governor.

The only major question remaining is whether the globalist throw their resources behind Glenn Young Kin or if they will wait to back the Democrat nominee.

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[Georgia Girl 2]

Its getting pathetic. 😏

[drellberg]

DeSantis is done, but he is a great, honest, earnest and worthy soldier who will be important in 2028.

Trump and his supporters piling on at this point is revealing. I am not a never Trumper, but NO. At this point, these detractors are selfish and they are enabling the left.

[Lurker]

DeSantis has no one to blame but himself.

He could have had the VP slot handed to him and then cruised to the 2028 nomination. But he decided to attack Trump.

Beyond ordinary stupid.

L

[nopardons]

BTTT

[drellberg]

“DeSantis has no one to blame but himself.”

This is not about blame, and it is not about who fired the first shot or is unloading the most on the other. My point is that looking forward the only two parties that benefit from further piling on are: i) the left and ii) Trump’s ego.

Note: I endorse neither DeSantis nor Trump. I neither defend nor criticize either for their past comments about the other.

[joshua c]

he chose poorly

[euram]

I like DeSantis, and he had every right to compete for the nomination, but I’m afraid he let people like Rove and other Bushies talk him into doing it to take out Trump and return Bushism as the dominant factor in the GOP. I don’t think that they even thought beyond defeating Trump, because that was the primary goal, winning the presidency in 2024 was a secondary objective, almost an afterthought.

DeSantis should have completed his 2nd term as he promised when he was running for reelection, and then ran in 2028 or maybe run as Trump’s VP in 2024.

Right now, DeSantis should bow out go back to the job he was elected to do, and endorse Trump, and actively campaign for him in 2024.

[FreeReign]

Trump and his supporters piling on at this point is revealing. I am not a never Trumper, but NO. At this point, these detractors are selfish and they are enabling the left.

Nope. DeSantis and his 100 million dollar PAC continue to attack Trump. Look there for the ones who are selfish and enabling the left.

[Jane Long]

You sound a bit triggered.

The chips are falling where they may.

[napscoordinator]

Funny how polls are so sacred around here suddenly. You’d think that after 2022 and your shouting 30 seats red wave, you’d be more critical of polls. Oh well. It’s too late to learn.

[The Great RJ]

Jeb Bush 2.0

[mmichaels1970]

You sound a bit triggered.

The person calling a governor of our own party "DeLoser" has to be a real "DeDickhead".

[napscoordinator]

After a second Biden term, DeSantis might just be a welcomed relief for Americans.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I could see President in Exile Trump still asking De Santis to be his VP.

Of course it would come with a LONG list of qualifiers, first of which being De Santis leaves his GOPe/RINO/Globalist ‘handlers’ behind him.

Also, keep him on a short leash until he totally understands, ‘America Comes FIRST.’ ;)

Meh. Maybe this ISN’T such a good idea? LOL!

OK. Sarah Palin as VP? Who else is out there worth asking?

[flamberge]

I am terribly sorry to read of the declining support for DeSantis.

I had great hopes based upon his actions as Governor of Florida. His national campaign has been a disaster, and it appears to be of his own making.

Time passes. Things fade away.

[RichT398]

I do not understand why we are again assembling the circular firing squad. I would happily support Trump or DeSantis. Trying to pit them against each other like this is really stupid.

[PeterPrinciple]

Trying to pit them against each other like this is really stupid.

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If you look closely, the media is behind ALL of this.

[drellberg]

“You sound a bit triggered.”

Nope. And not sure why would would personalize this.

Simple point. Sunk costs. Common sense. Look forward not back. Not even new: Ronald Reagan ... “Thou shalt not speak ill of another Republican.”

[GSWarrior]

Agreed