GOP Governor Candidate’s Campaign Website Removes some References to Trump
The campaign says it is refocusing on affordability, insurance costs and transparency as at least eight Trump references disappeared from the homepage, Visualping said.
- On Tuesday, Florida Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds removed numerous prominent references to President Donald Trump from his campaign website, shifting focus to affordability and local issues.
- Donalds' team removed banners urging supporters to "Chip in to Support Trump Endorsed Byron Donalds" and deleted "Enact the Trump Agenda" from his policy page, replacing it with affordability as the lead issue.
- A recent St. Pete Polls survey sponsored by Florida Politics showed a statistical tie, with Donalds receiving 44 percent support compared to 43 percent for Democrat David Jolly among 913 likely voters.
- A recent American Research Poll found only 29 percent of respondents approved of Trump, reinforcing concerns that his unpopularity could become a liability for Republican candidates in the midterm elections.
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Byron Donalds Suddenly Develops An Allergy To Trump
Byron Donalds appears to be giving his campaign website a rather conspicuous Trump makeover — by taking Trump out of it. It's not too surprising, since Trump's poll numbers are dropping faster than Melania on allowance day. Still, Byron Donalds will never get the Trump stink off of him. The Florida Republican gubernatorial candidate’s website once made Donald Trump’s endorsement nearly impossible to miss. Visitors were greeted with “TRUMP-ENDORS…
GOP governor candidate’s campaign website removes some references to Trump
By Piper Hudspeth Blackburn, CNN (CNN) — The GOP candidate for Florida governor, Rep. Byron Donalds, has removed several references to Donald Trump from his campaign website, as a growing number of Republicans try to distance themselves from the unpopular president ahead of elections taking place this fall.Earlier this month, the landing page of the
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