Donald Trump nonetheless came out on top, though, nearly shutting down the Grand Concourse with another entry in his history of unconventional State Fair outings.
You may have noticed that Ron DeSantis is a military man now. Not that it was ever a secret, exactly. DeSantis, who deployed to Iraq as a judge advocate general (“JAG”) officer in 2007, introduced himself to voters as “Ron DeSantis, Iraq War veteran” in his 2018 contest for Florida governor, and has made passing references to his decision to enlist at early campaign events this year.
When he took the stage Saturday evening in Washington, D.C., Donald Trump made sure the Faith and Freedom Coalition knew one thing. Amid an ever-expanding sea of alternatives, the 45th U.S. president remains one of a kind.
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CLIVE, Iowa The 2024 Republican hopefuls gathered at a fundraiser here Saturday, looking for inroads with Iowa’s highly influential evangelical voters as primary season enters full swing. Packed more than 1,000 strong into a sports-complex-turned-banquet hall just west of Des Moines, the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition hosted eight presidential wannabes who outlined their battle plans for promoting Christian values, protecting the right to life, and curtailing “woke” ideology in the government and in the classroom. Dinner was – what else? – Chick-fil-A.