Mark Levin posts DeSantis donation page and MAGA enthusiasts nearly destroy him on Twitter
Mark Levin, the host of Fox News' "Life, Liberty & Levin," is facing deep backlash from MAGA enthusiasts for tweeting a link to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' (R) fundraising page for his presidential campaign.
Levin made the post on Wednesday, May 24, shortly after the Florida governor announced his presidential bid — and supporters of former President Donald Trump were not pleased with Levin's post.
For quite some time, Levin has been a known supporter of former President Donald Trump.
According to Mediaite, DeSantis' announcement came during a Twitter Spaces event that kicked off late due to technical issues. One Twitter employee confirmed that Twitter Spaces is currently considered to be a technical prototype, the news outlet reports.
Shortly after the Twitter Spaces announcement, the Republican governor made an appearance on "Fox News Tonight" where he solidified his announcement as he attempted to appeal to the network's audience.
Almost immediately after the Fox News appearance, Levin shared his post and Trump supporters quickly weighed in with their disapproval.
"Sent a monetary donation to President Trump’s election campaign. Thanks for the reminder," one Twitter user sarcastically tweeted to Levin.
Former Maryland Republican Lt. Gov. candidate Gordana Schifanelli also tweeted, "Trump is the only person on Earth to stop the globalists and end the War in Ukraine; return to MAGA policies even better now since he knows the Washington swamp. No time for experiments."
"Guess you're afraid to lose your #Faux gig after they canned #TuckerCarlson. Just so you know, we forgave you the first time, because you didn't know better. But we haven't forgotten you started as a #NeverTrump," another fierce Trump supporter tweeted. "We won't forgive you, again this time. Good luck."
Although Levin is taking a hit on social media, he's one of multiple Republicans who shared the link.
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