DeSantis Pushes Back Against Media and Political Pressure
Florida's governor denies any early 2028 presidential moves while his party reels from midterm losses, and he slams mainstream outlets.
For many voters, Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida says he has not begun any 2028 presidential preparations and denies contacting political consultants about a prospective campaign.
Critics of the party note that DeSantis's party suffered a midterm defeat, highlighting the challenges ahead.
He also made a jab at a major newspaper while addressing reported White House plans, underscoring his stance as the outgoing governor of Florida.
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Original reporting
The Washington Times
DeSantis denies reports he is planning a 2028 presidential campaign
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis denies that he has already put the gears in motion for a 2028 presidential run after his party's midterm drubbing.
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Outgoing Florida Gov. DeSantis breaks silence on reported White House plans with jab at major newspaper
The Florida governor denied reaching out to political consultants about a prospective campaign
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- Ron DeSantis is the governor of Florida.
- Ron DeSantis denies that he has already begun preparations for a 2028 presidential campaign, according to The Washington Times.
- Ron DeSantis's party suffered a midterm defeat, according to The Washington Times.
- Ron DeSantis denied reaching out to political consultants about a prospective campaign, according to the New York Post.
- Ron DeSantis made a jab at a major newspaper while addressing reported White House plans, according to the New York Post.
- Ron DeSantis is described by the New York Post as outgoing governor of Florida.
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