Republican voters backing a 2024 run by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are sick of former President Donald Trump, and they say that the news of his indictment only adds to their fatigue.
In conversations this week with people who voted for Trump in past electionsattended DeSantis' speeches in two key battleground states, Georgia and Pennsylvania, Republicans worried that Trump could lose the general election if nominated again. They cited his temperament, the"drama" that surrounds him, his recent attacks on DeSantis and baggage from the"I love what he did as a president. I'm not real happy with how he's behaved after.
. Most attendees said they were angered by the indictment and didn't agree with it, and applauded when DeSantis called it"flimsy" and criticized Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.earlier this month, DeSantis criticized Bragg but took a backhanded shot at Trump with the remark,"I don't know what goes into paying hush money to a porn star to secure silence over some type of alleged affair."" his biggest 2024 primary challenger.
DeSantis isn't a candidate yet, but he's been visiting or plans to visit early presidential primary states such as Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire and South Carolina. He's expected to officially launch a campaign after the legislative session in Florida ends in early May.
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