DeSantis and Haley Will Appear in Back-to-Back Town Halls Tonight
It’s another busy day on the presidential campaign trail in Iowa.
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DeSantis, Trump court Iowa's evangelical voters, promising Christian-focused policy
In November, Republican presidential candidate Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis netted what seemed to be a key evangelical endorsement in the run-up to the Iowa caucuses — now just less than three weeks away.
Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis on possible Trump pardon; Christie hits Haley over Civil War remarks
At a town hall in New Hampshire, Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley was asked by a 9-year-old audience member about her stance on Donald Trump and whether she would pardon him.
With less than 2 weeks until Iowa GOP caucuses, here's what to know
After months of anticipation, the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses are less than two weeks away. Republican presidential candidates have been hitting the state for months to meet with Iowans who will cast their presidential preference cards at their respective caucus locations on Jan. 15.
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DeSantis confronted by supporter: 'Why haven't you gone directly after [Trump?]'
Gov. Ron DeSantis was confronted by one of his own supporters Wednesday, demanding to know why he hasn't gone after former President Donald Trump more directly.
G.O.P. Senate Group Files Brief in Support of Trump’s Colorado Ballot Appeal
The top Republican Senate campaign group filed a brief on Wednesday with the United States Supreme Court in support of Donald J. Trump’s appeal of a Colorado ruling blocking him from the state’s presidential ballot. It is the latest sign of the rallying effect that the former president’s legal woes are having on his party.
DeSantis Keeps Getting Asked: Why Won’t He Directly Criticize Trump?
Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida takes questions from voters at every campaign stop, so he often faces variations of the same question — sometimes several times in a single day at different events scattered hundreds of miles apart.
It’s 2024, and the Candidates Are Campaigning at a Furious Pace
Twelve days. Not that we’re counting.