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It looks like Ron DeSantis might be on his last dying breaths…or at least his presidential campaign is. Now, new reports are estimating that the GOP presidential hopeful only has less than two weeks left before his campaign comes to an abrupt end.
The presidential campaign of Ron DeSantis is coming to an end. With only two weeks left, and President Donald Trump’s “45 Days Left” countdown statement, it appears that his political career has come to a screeching halt.
DeSantis has struggled in the race for president since Never Back Down PAC Chief Strategist Jeff Roe gave him 60 days to beat Trump. This resulted after President Trump’s doubleheader events in Iowa and New Hampshire, where he leads bigly.
It was made worse when Trump dubbed DeSantis “Ron DeSanctimonious” for the first time on November 5 in Pennsylvania, before Ron had even won the Governor’s race that Trump endorsed him in.
Sadly, this all but sealed the fate of DeSantis’ campaign before it could get started.
It seems like all hope is lost for DeSantis as his presidential dreams have been shattered by President Donald J. Trump himself. Steven Cheung, a spokesperson for President Trump said Monday, October 9, that it’d be lucky if DeSantis could get a role on MSNBC like failed Biden White House Spokesperson Jen Psaki “when his campaign eventually flames out”.
The New York Times reported:
“Ms. Haley, who, according to her campaign, has raised $11 million across her political committees, entered October with significantly more cash on hand that can be spent on the 2024 primary than Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida — $9.1 million to roughly his $5 million — even as he out-raised her overall.
But both Ms. Haley and Mr. DeSantis’s fund-raising figures were dwarfed by the man they are chasing in the polls: Former President Donald J. Trump announced in recent days that he had raised $45.5 million in the quarter and had $36 million on hand that is eligible to be spent on the primary.
As DeSantis makes his last stand, it’s clear Ron is hell-bent on completely beclowning himself before his dying campaign grinds to a halt.”
It’s too bad because many had high hopes for “Ron 2028” but it just wasn’t meant to be this time around.
