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TRUMP'S WHEELCHAIR-OVER-THE-CLIFF ATTACK. On Tuesday morning, former President Donald Trump went on the attack, again, against Gov. Ron DeSantis .
DeSantis, of course, has not revealed whether he is running for the Republican nomination for president in 2024, but nearly everything he has done in public lately points toward a run. The polls show DeSantis as Trump's only real competition in the race at this point. In a recent Fox News poll, Trump leads DeSantis 43% to 28%, with the next-highest candidates, Mike Pence and Nikki Haley, at 7% each.
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