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Subject Donald Trump's political career ending as he gets shut out of major republican events while Ron Desantis takes the spot light

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https://www.newsweek.com/trump-club-growth-cpac-desantis-1785084

While Trump will not be attending the Club for Growth event, other top Republican figures such as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former Vice President Mike Pence will be.

Trump not getting invited to the Club for Growth event is the latest indicator that the influential, anti-tax conservative group is moving away from the former president, and is likely to back DeSantis for the GOP presidential candidacy in 2024, should he confirm his intention to run for president as expected.

There was already a rift between Club for Growth and Trump after the organization backed Republican candidates who were up against Trump's endorsements in several midterm GOP primary elections.

In November 2022, on the eve of Trump confirming he will be running for the president again in 2024, Club for Growth published a GOP primary poll which showed Trump trailing DeSantis by double digits in one-on-one matchups in Iowa, New Hampshire, Florida and Georgia.

In February 2023, the group issued another poll that showed that DeSantis leads Trump by nine points in a hypothetical match-up.

After releasing the poll, Club for Growth President David McIntosh said that his group had invited several confirmed and expected GOP primary candidates to their March event, but not Trump.

"What the club believes the Republican Party should do is make sure whoever we nominate will actually win," McIntosh told The Hill."The party should be open to looking at a different candidate. DeSantis is in the strongest position."
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Here is what I look at

Trump came I'm and fixed America after Obama tried to destroy America

Trump had us on a good path that was only going to get better

Why would these people be turning their backs on Trump?

Why wouldn't they want Trump to come I'm and fix America again after Biden disaster?

Is it because Trump isn't one of them and they can't control him like they can others?

Why are they backing DeSantis is it because he can be controlled?

Is DeSantis acting like he goes against the rules for the sake of suckimg in Trump supporters who are to stupid to realize they are being duped by DeSantis?

Trump has alreadybproved his plan works

Trump did it ones and can do it again

DeSantis even if he is legit which I have my doubts, hasn't proven he can fix a problem this big, also who knows if his turn will change of he's president and he is being controlled by the elites

Yes, Trumps way of talking and his name calling can seem a little childish but who cares?

I want shit done that helps Americans, name calling and the way he talks are the least of my worries

Trump 2024

Don't be fooled by DeSantis

He might make a good president in 2028 after Trump has repaired this mess Biden created
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While Trump will not be attending the Club for Growth event, other top Republican figures such as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former Vice President Mike Pence will be.

Trump not getting invited to the Club for Growth event is the latest indicator that the influential, anti-tax conservative group is moving away from the former president, and is likely to back DeSantis for the GOP presidential candidacy in 2024, should he confirm his intention to run for president as expected.

There was already a rift between Club for Growth and Trump after the organization backed Republican candidates who were up against Trump's endorsements in several midterm GOP primary elections.

In November 2022, on the eve of Trump confirming he will be running for the president again in 2024, Club for Growth published a GOP primary poll which showed Trump trailing DeSantis by double digits in one-on-one matchups in Iowa, New Hampshire, Florida and Georgia.

In February 2023, the group issued another poll that showed that DeSantis leads Trump by nine points in a hypothetical match-up.

After releasing the poll, Club for Growth President David McIntosh said that his group had invited several confirmed and expected GOP primary candidates to their March event, but not Trump.

"What the club believes the Republican Party should do is make sure whoever we nominate will actually win," McIntosh told The Hill."The party should be open to looking at a different candidate. DeSantis is in the strongest position."

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