DeSantis Takes Aim at GOP: Immigration, Tech, and Iran War Top Grievances
Florida's governor warns that the Republican Party's stance on immigration, big tech, and the Iran conflict threatens American interests.
Governor Ron DeSantis, a Republican, aired his issues with the Republican Party ahead of the next presidential campaign cycle.
He cited the effects of the Iran war on Americans, the party's handling of big tech companies, and its approach to immigration as problems that need to be addressed.
In a Washington Examiner interview on the Straight Shooter program with commentator Stephen A. Smith, DeSantis echoed concerns, while Trump was quoted as saying he "obviously ran saying he wasn't going to do a Middle East war".
Original reporting
The Daily Caller
Ron DeSantis Gets Honest About Iran War. Why Can’t Other Republicans Do The Same?
Trump “obviously ran saying he wasn’t going to do a Middle East war”
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DeSantis calls out issues with GOP ahead of the midterm elections as 2028 looms in distance
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) aired out his issues with the Republican Party as the next presidential campaign cycle is about to begin, citing the effects of the Iran war on Americans, as well as the party’s handling of big tech companies and immigration. DeSantis sat down with commentator Stephen A. Smith for the Straight Shooter […]
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- Ron DeSantis is the governor of Florida and a Republican.
- Ron DeSantis aired out his issues with the Republican Party ahead of the next presidential campaign cycle.
- Ron DeSantis cited the effects of the Iran war on Americans as an issue with the Republican Party.
- Ron DeSantis cited the Republican Party's handling of big tech companies as an issue.
- Ron DeSantis cited the Republican Party's handling of immigration as an issue.
- Ron DeSantis sat down with commentator Stephen A. Smith for the Straight Shooter program, according to the Washington Examiner.
- Trump "obviously ran saying he wasn't going to do a Middle East war"
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