DeSantis hits back at Trump attacks, says ex-president ‘moving to the left’ | New York Post
May 26, 2023
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as posted by the channelFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis has hit back at former President Donald Trump’s repeated attacks, claiming the bombastic broadsides prove Trump is threatened — as the governor accused his 2024 rival of “moving to the left.”
DeSantis, 44, officially declared his presidential bid Wednesday, setting up a fiery clash with the 76-year-old Trump for GOP domination.
Trump, who has established himself as the front-runner for the Republican nomination, has spent the months since he launched his own campaign in November taking swipes at his one-time ally.
“I think a lot of what he’s doing is showing everybody that he understands that I’ve got a good chance to beat him,” DeSantis told “Good Morning NH” Thursday when asked why Trump was “really fixated on attacking” him.
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