Ron DeSantis and his backers paid $95,000 to an Iowa religious leader’s group
- Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is spending heavily in Iowa to court influential Christian conservative leader Bob Vander Plaats and his following in hopes of stalling former President Donald Trump's momentum in the state's caucuses.
- DeSantis and his allies paid $95,000 to the Family Leader Foundation, led by Vander Plaats, for advertisements and access to a forum attended by 2,000 Christian conservatives. The real value lies in building a relationship with Vander Plaats, who has a track record of endorsing successful candidates in Iowa.
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Team DeSantis has paid $95,000 courting a religious leader in Iowa: report
Governor Ron DeSantis and his backers have reportedly paid nearly $100,000 in an effort to court a conservative religious leader and his group in Iowa.DeSantis "has spent far more than any rival on courting an influential Christian conservative leader and his following in the key early voting state ...
Ron DeSantis and his backers paid $95,000 to an Iowa religious leader’s group
As Florida Governor Ron DeSantis scrambles to shore up his struggling run for the Republican presidential nomination, he has spent far more than any rival on courting an influential Christian conservative leader and his following in the key early voting state of Iowa.
DeSantis and Allies Paid $95,000 to Iowa Religious Leader
“As Florida Governor Ron DeSantis scrambles to shore up his struggling run for the Republican presidential nomination, he has spent far more than any rival on courting an influential Christian conservative leader and his following in the key early voting state of Iowa,” Reuters reports. “The DeSantis campaign, a super PAC linked to him and a nonprofit group supporting him together paid $95,000 in recent months to the Family Leader Foundation, an…
DeSantis team spent $95,000 to sponsor Iowa evangelical group’s presidential forum run by Bob Vander Plaats
The Family Leader Foundation event featured a booklet that was given out to the 2,000 Christian conservatives in attendance, in which the DeSantis camp had a collective three pages of ads.
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