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This Trump Ad's FOUL Attack On Ron DeSantis Can't Be Unseen
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April 15, 2023
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5:07Now PlayingA new Trump ad jogged everyone's memory of Ron DeSantis' pudding fingers. Jayar Jackson and Jeff Wiggins break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at noon ET.
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"Allegations that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) ate chocolate pudding using only his fingers serves as the focal point of a new attack ad from former President Donald Trump’s main super PAC, in the latest and most visually jarring jab Trump and his supporters have taken against the Florida governor ahead of an anticipated Republican primary challenge.
The 30-second ad from the Trump-backing group MAGA, Inc. hits DeSantis for “sticking his fingers where they don’t belong,” attacking him politically for votes in favor of privatizing Social Security and raising the retirement age he took while in Congress—all while video plays of a man digging his fingers into a plastic cup of chocolate pudding and slowly eating it."
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