 At the rally, Trump said he and his team were winning 'big, big, big" in the polls for the Republican party nomination, up against the likes of DeSantis and his former Vice President Mike Pence. "Mike's doing better than I thought," Trump added, noting his former ally's low numbers. An announcement from Trump at the rally was unlikely as it was there to bring in support for Pennsylvania Senate nominee Mehmet Oz and GOP gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano. Trump looks likely to announce his run later this month ( Getty Images) DeSantis is currently the biggest threat to Trump for the Republican nomination, though most polls have the subpoenaed former president over 20 points ahead of his fellow Florida resident. Other candidates with even slimmer chances are Pence and outspoken Trump critic Liz Cheney. Cheney currently sits on the House Select Committee on the January){kind=link}
Former President Donald Trump has branded his potential rival for the Republican presidential nomination in 2024 as ‘Ron DeSanctimonious’. Trump is expected to announce his candidacy later this month
Amid speculation he will soon announce his 2024 run for president, Donald Trump has branded potential opponent Ron DeSantis with a cruel nickname.
Dubbing the Republican governor of Florida ‘Ron DeSanctimonious’ at a rally in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, it was a move typical of the former president prone to giving his opponents names.
New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman said on Twitter that Trump had started testing the nickname out on people in the last two weeks, before debuting it at the rally.
Last week, it was reported by Axios that Trump would announce his 2024 run on November 14, just six days after the crucial November 8 midterms.