Ron DeSantis Going After Trump's 'Soft' Support in 'Distorted' Primary

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : "Trump does obviously have a certain segment that's very strong," DeSantis acknowledged.
61% : Obviously, Trump could win the primary.
54% : When pressed to clarify if he means it helped Trump, DeSantis noted, "It's both that
40% : The hope is that some GOP voters will grow tired of the controversies surrounding Trump.
38% : He's been hit by the MAGA movement because they believe he should have waited his turn and not run against Trump.
32% : Both are battling it out to be the last candidate standing against Trump.
32% : The big obstacle is convincing a loyal base to ditch Trump.
31% : "I would say if I could have one thing change, I wish Trump hadn't been indicted on any of this stuff.
30% : Ron DeSantis is a man on the move and in Iowa, he needs to quickly make a big one if he hopes to catch Donald Trump.
27% : " The reality is this is an uphill climb for anyone not named Trump.
25% : " Before getting to Trump, he needs to head off upstart challenger Nikki Haley.
23% : I think, someone like a Bragg would not have brought that case if it was anyone other than Donald Trump and so someone like that is distorting justice, which is bad, but I also think it distorted the primary," he explained.
23% : The latest one: when Trump talked about the border and certain illegal immigrants "poisoning the blood" of the country.
20% : I think they're trying to create a narrative that scares Democrats to replace Biden and also tries to convince Republicans, to go ahead and nominate Trump.
19% : " However, recent polls show Trump beating Biden in a general election matchup in key swing states.

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