In his first 2024 presidential campaign stop in New Hampshire and South Carolina Saturday, Former President Donald Trump took aim at Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for considering a White House bid, calling the move “a great act of disloyalty.”
“If he runs, that's fine. I'm way up in the polls,” the 76-year-old told The AP.
“He's going to have to do what he wants to do, but he may run, I do think it would be a great act of disloyalty because, you know, I got him in. He had no chance. His political life was over.”
In his New Hampshire campaign speech, Trump said that he was “more angry” at the Biden administration and “more committed” than ever to take back the leadership of the country and “confront the colossal disasters that Joe Biden is leaving in his wake.”
“What they're doing is poisoning our country,” Trump told the audience citing the “woke military that can't fight or win” and “radical left-wing prosecutors.”
“I'm the only one they go after. Nobody gets prosecuted, they go after me,” Trump added.
