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Last week, Donald Trump made announcements he would be arrested on Tuesday. Well, no arrest was made. But now the President and his team are asking for your support. As you know, Donald Trump announced he is running for re-election in the 2024 Presidential campaign. Trump is either rising money for his campaign or for legal fees which will probably happen if he is arrested.

In a move that is garnering attention, the renowned Walt Disney World Resort in Florida has announced that it will be hosting the Out & Equal Workplace Summit from September 12 to 14 this year. This news comes on the heels of Disney's opposition to Florida's Parental Rights in Education law just over a year ago.

Democratic President Joe Biden called out the Republicans. He may not have called out all Republicans, but specifically, MAGA Republicans who support former President Donald Trump.

A top Republican has seen the biggest slip since late last year in one recent poll, as possible presidential candidate and Trump challenger Ron DeSantis fell significantly in a new poll released by the Morning Consult.

DeSantis refuses to get involved in the "sideshow" As March 21 came and went without the one-term former president Donald Trump being arrested (as he'd predicted would happen), one of his strongest Republican Allies - Georgia's Marjorie Taylor-Greene - has been working overtime to defend his name and fight his corner.

Governor of Florida and likely 2024 GOP Presidential candidate Ron DeSantis got just 26 percent of the vote in the latest GOP primary poll from Morning Consult. That's the lowest levels the governor has been since late last year. DeSantis hasn't formally entered the race yet, but is widely expected to, and he's been giving speeches and even visited Iowa.

Presidential contender for the Republican Party Donald Trump recently said he would be arrested on Tuesday in connection with hush money paid to porn star Stormy Daniels. Today is Tuesday and he is now fighting back against a potential opponent for the Republican representative for the office he seeks.

One Arizona senator, in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, took issue with comments made by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis made last week, when the prominent Republican, speaking on the Russia-Ukraine war, characterized the fighting as a "territorial dispute" that was not one of the United States "vital national interests."

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is no stranger to controversy. DeSantis has also emerged as a potential 2024 presidential contender, positioning himself as the leading alternative to former President Donald Trump in the Republican primary. He has cultivated a loyal base of supporters who admire his combative style and his willingness to take on what he calls the woke left.

Last November, Donald Trump announced he was running for President. As he gets started and campaigns, he is also looking for a running mate as his Vice President. The relationship with his former Vice President Pence did not work out and Trump is looking for a new Vice President.

At a crowded rally here on Monday, former President Donald Trump took aim at Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, promising to "protect Iowa ethanol from anyone who wishes to destroy it."

Donald Trump is said to have been attempting some new nicknames for Ron DeSantis, as he views the Florida governor as a key Republican opponent in the 2024 presidential election.

Donald Trump's current position in the 2024 Republican Presidential Primary is much stronger than his lone opponent, Nikki Haley, but if Florida Governor Ron DeSantis joins the 2024 GOP field as expected, then the residents of Miami and Tampa may ultimately cast some of the most crucial votes in the entire 2024 GOP Primary campaign. Political pundits and insiders continue to cite reports from inside sources that are insisting that DeSantis will officially declare his candidacy after the Florida Legislature completes its 2023 session the month of May.

A new poll by CNN appears to show a close race for the Republican nomination in 2024, with former President Donald Trump leading the pack, but Ron DeSantis remaining close behind him in a theoretical matchup.

Earlier today, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that since August 21, 2022, nearly 11,000 migrants have been repatriated after attempting to enter the state illegally. According to a news release from DeSantis', over the past weekend, 167 migrants were interdicted, with 51 migrants apprehended upon landing. Nearly 350 migrant vessels have been reported, with 259 removed by the Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Earlier this week, Governor DeSantis signed Executive Order 23-49, extending the state of emergency for the ongoing illegal migration.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the state's most recent labor data show's the unemployment rate was 2.6% and remained lower than the nation for the 27th consecutive month while job growth outperformed the nation for the 22nd consecutive month.

The upcoming 2024 presidential race is already heating up with rumors of Donald Trump's latest target being Ron DeSantis. As one of the most popular Republican governors in the United States, DeSantis has become a prime target for Trump, who is well-known for his derogatory nicknames for his political opponents.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis leads Donald Trump by 25 points in a recent 2024 Republican Presidential Primary poll conducted by the University of North Florida. News of the notably large margin of victory for DeSantis against former President Trump coincides with data reports indicating taht DeSantis newly released book, "The Courage to Be Free", not only topped the bestseller lists, but sold more copies than similar books by Trump and Barack Obama.

THE LEAD: A new poll shows support for former President Donald Trump dropping among Iowa Republicans, according to The Hill. THE POLL: A Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll found 47 percent of Iowa Republicans would "definitely" vote for Trump in 2024 if he was the Republican nominee. This is sharply down from 69 percent of Iowa Republicans who said they would "definitely" vote for Trump if he is the 2024 Republican nominee when the same question was posed in June 2021.