Saw this ad this morning. Disgusting:
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ support for Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis is headed to Iowa televisions.
The DeSantis campaign on Wednesday announced a new 30-second TV ad, titled “Endorsement,” which features Reynolds talking about her decision to endorse the Florida governor for the Republican presidential nomination.
Reynolds recently broke with tradition by becoming the first sitting Iowa governor since 1995 to endorse a presidential candidate before Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses.
The ad, which is a part of the DeSantis campaign’s recent ad buy that runs up to the Jan. 15 caucuses, will air on broadcast and cable television networks across the state, the DeSantis campaign said.
“We need someone who puts this country first and not himself,” Reynolds says in the ad. “Ron DeSantis is the person that we need leading this country. He is probably the most effective leader that I know. I am so proud to give him my full support and endorsement.”
The ad comes as the DeSantis campaign has moved more staff to Iowa and plans to open a state campaign headquarters in Des Moines on Saturday.
Nikki Haley is in and Donald Trump is out, setting the final lineup for The Family Leader’s event Friday in Des Moines.
The Family Leader, an Iowa-based Christian conservative organization, announced a three-candidate lineup for the forum: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Ohio biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, and former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley.
Former President Donald Trump declined an invitation, The Family Leader said. And U.S. Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina had accepted an invitation but has since suspended his presidential campaign, and thus will not attend.
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“The Thanksgiving Family Forum gives us a chance to see what’s in the candidates’ hearts, not just what’s in their plans,” Family Leader president and CEO Bob Vander Plaats said in a news release.
“And coming shortly before the holiday season, it may be the last, best chance to really understand what makes these leaders tick before Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses.”
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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ support for Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis is headed to Iowa televisions.
The DeSantis campaign on Wednesday announced a new 30-second TV ad, titled “Endorsement,” which features Reynolds talking about her decision to endorse the Florida governor for the Republican presidential nomination.
Reynolds recently broke with tradition by becoming the first sitting Iowa governor since 1995 to endorse a presidential candidate before Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses.
The ad, which is a part of the DeSantis campaign’s recent ad buy that runs up to the Jan. 15 caucuses, will air on broadcast and cable television networks across the state, the DeSantis campaign said.
“We need someone who puts this country first and not himself,” Reynolds says in the ad. “Ron DeSantis is the person that we need leading this country. He is probably the most effective leader that I know. I am so proud to give him my full support and endorsement.”
The ad comes as the DeSantis campaign has moved more staff to Iowa and plans to open a state campaign headquarters in Des Moines on Saturday.
Nikki Haley added to Family Leader lineup
Nikki Haley is in and Donald Trump is out, setting the final lineup for The Family Leader’s event Friday in Des Moines.
The Family Leader, an Iowa-based Christian conservative organization, announced a three-candidate lineup for the forum: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Ohio biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, and former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley.
Former President Donald Trump declined an invitation, The Family Leader said. And U.S. Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina had accepted an invitation but has since suspended his presidential campaign, and thus will not attend.
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“The Thanksgiving Family Forum gives us a chance to see what’s in the candidates’ hearts, not just what’s in their plans,” Family Leader president and CEO Bob Vander Plaats said in a news release.
“And coming shortly before the holiday season, it may be the last, best chance to really understand what makes these leaders tick before Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses.”
Iowa Gov. Reynolds featured in new DeSantis campaign ad
Reynolds recently broke with tradition by becoming the first sitting Iowa governor since 1995 to endorse a presidential candidate before the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses
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