Ron DeSantis in Iowa warns of GOP 'culture of losing' as weather sidelines Donald Trump's event
The Governor took no direct jabs at Trump but said Republicans in 2024 can't be focused on the past.
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The Governor took no direct jabs at Trump but said Republicans in 2024 can't be focused on the past.
The presidential race has started to crystallize, with flawed standard-bearers, worried political parties and voters unhappy with their choices.
SIOUX CENTER, Iowa -- Decrying a Republican "culture of losing," Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sought Saturday to weaken former President Donald Trump's grip on the GOP as tornado warnings interrupted a collision of leading presidential prospects in battleground Iowa.
Opinion: It isn't enough for the Republican nominee to be a fighter — they must be a proven winner, too, write Amy Sinclair and Matt Windschitl.
Though Ron DeSantis hasn't officially declared for next year's presidential election, the Florida governor had a lot to say about 2024 during his address at Saturday's Feenstra Family Picnic.