[conservative98]

pic.twitter.com/99aTwFsnFt— MAGA War Room (@MAGAIncWarRoom) June 5, 2023

[jimwatx]

The great white hope of the never Trumpers continues to fizzle out. If you can’t even win your own home state it’s over.

[Reno89519]

That is very good news, and should be sobering to Trump and his supporters. The more that is discussed about trumps behavior, his poor choices, his porn stars, the less women will support him. Also, the less conservatives, Christian and social conservatives will support him. And his bullying, name-calling, and tantrums will only make it worse.

[MinorityRepublican]

DeSantis is down 34 points with men in this survey, but much closer with women

Most important part of the data here. How is Trump going to appeal to female voters in 2024? Are we going to get rid of the 19th amendment?

[HamiltonJay]

This isn’t news.

Desantis won’t even win Florida and it won’t be close…

I hope the Uniparty/Globalist/NeverTrumpers promised Desantis a big payday, because there is no math that lets him be the nominee and it’s almost certain he’s going to damage his brand long term..

[ocrp1982]

My family and I live in Florida and are active in Florida politics. President Trump’s support among the grassroots here is massive.
Governor Desantis is seen by and large as an ingrate, overly ambitious politician. Florida conservatives generally view Governor Desantis as a man who would not be in his office if it were not for the President’s wholehearted endorsement in his first run for governor and view his challenging the man who is singularly responsible for his governorship as low-class, typical political backstabbing for personal power.

[BobL]

“No other candidates are remotely competitive: Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, Tim Scott and Vivek Ramaswamy all register 2% support.”

Note that they are AFRAID to mention Chris Christie by name. And the reason is that Trump fears him as he can hear his footsteps closing in on him.

[EasySt]

Of course they HAVE to add 20 points to the reality.

It's pretty clear THIS was the more accurate poll,
and the few arguing otherwise (the desperate leaders of that 13%) are all
busy pushing silly narratives as usual.

[nwrep]

That is impressive, I have to admit.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

“You just WAIT until Ron announces
he’s running for POTUS!
He’ll shoot up and ... what??
He already announced??!
...Never mind.”

DeSantis Dude

[Biblebelter]

Governor Ron.

Full-time pay and perks.

Part-time job while full-time candidate/fundraiser.

Travel expenses paid by state during “undeclared” candidacy designed to skirt the rules for declared candidate.

Records of expenses?

Legislature buried them.

Team Ron taking sunshine out of Sunshine State.

How do voters and taxpayers feel about getting the mushroom treatment of being put in the dark and fed manure?

Polling speaks for itself.

[wiseprince]

A little context - Kasich beat Trump in his home state and Howard Dean took Vermont when he was long gone. Don’t know if this holds but...there it is

[pepsi_junkie]

Here's how I see it: all these people running don't think Trump will actually be allowed to run. The DOJ or the GOP will arrest him or rig the process as needed to make sure of it so they don't worry about how they poll against Trump. They worry about how they poll against each other.

I have to assume they have some good reason to believe that Trump will be politically neutralized other than a gut hunch. Which suggests they are in on it, and some (Mike Pence) certainly are deep state swamp hacks who would be in on it for sure.

[budj]

Don’t believe it til Kayleigh McEnany says it!

[elenvee]

Another Florida poll shows them neck and neck: https://floridapolitics.com/archives/615190-poll-shows-dead-heat-in-florida-between-ron-desantis-donald-trump/