Ron DeSantis thinks Biden admin hurt his White House ambitions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Ahead of his widely anticipated campaign launch, DeSantis was hyped to be the most likely Republican to beat out Trump in the primaries.
53% : " Trump has been indicted four times this year.
38% : Trump has also been notably absent from the past four Republican presidential debates, choosing to hold his own counter programming during the time slots.
29% : But the buzz around the governor fell quickly as he suffered a series of setbacks and struggled to catch up to Trump in the polls.
27% : Asked if he had any regrets about running for president, DeSantis told CBN, "I would say if I could have one thing change, I wish Trump hadn't been indicted on any of this stuff.
21% : Trump has denied any wrongdoing in all four cases.
20% : DeSantis noted he's been critical of the indictments against Trump, which he said "distorted justice," but added that those developments also "distorted the primary."
18% : DeSantis said that the decision from Biden's Justice Department to lay charges against Trump in two criminal cases "distorted the primary," giving his Republican rival a boost while taking away attention from other matters in the contest.
17% : " "It has been a terrible experience for them as they have watched their candidate fall violently from the sky like a wounded bird," Trump said.
16% : " Trump has repeatedly criticized DeSantis' campaign, ripping into both his staff and poll nubmbers.
16% : After the top strategist for DeSantis' PAC Never Back Down, Jeff Roe, announced his resignation, Trump also declared it was "GAME OVER for DeSanctimonious."

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