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Some South Carolina voters ready to back DeSantis despite knowing Trump leads - Vimarsana News

Some South Carolina voters ready to back DeSantis despite knowing Trump leads

Ron DeSantis on Saturday aimed to frame his presidential campaign as one that can best both GOP front-runner Donald Trump and former Gov. Nikki Haley in South Carolina

Source: wptv.com
Ron DeSantis moves campaign away from New Hampshire ahead of state's primary - Vimarsana News

Ron DeSantis moves campaign away from New Hampshire ahead of state's primary

This latest move by the Florida governor suggests his shrinking path to the 2024 GOP nomination after he finished a distant second to Donald Trump in Iowa's caucuses Monday.

Editorial cartoon for Jan. 19, 2024 - Vimarsana News

Editorial cartoon for Jan. 19, 2024

Editorial cartoonist John Darkow draws on the hunt for Mister Groundhog.

Source: wctrib.com
DeSantis' embattled campaign looks ahead to South Carolina amid New Hampshire headwinds - Vimarsana News

DeSantis' embattled campaign looks ahead to South Carolina amid New Hampshire headwinds

Days before the New Hampshire primary, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has retreated from waging an aggressive campaign in the Granite State, leaving the airwaves to his rivals and abruptly shifting his presidential campaign to South Carolina in an urgent move to salvage his White House bid.

Source: yahoo.com
DeSantis campaigns in New Hampshire, but most of his staff moves to focus on South Carolina - Vimarsana News

DeSantis campaigns in New Hampshire, but most of his staff moves to focus on South Carolina

As Ron DeSantis campaigned in New Hampshire, Fox News confirmed that his campaign was moving the majority of its staff from Iowa to South Carolina rather than the first primary state.

Source: yahoo.com