Trump attacks Oklahoma’s governor for endorsing Ron 'DeSanctimonious'
Twice-indicted former President Donald Trump on Monday attacked Republican Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt for endorsing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for president in 2024.
Stitt gave DeSantis the nod on Sunday, stating that DeSantis is "the right guy" to defeat President Joe Biden "for the next eight years." Stitt also called DeSantis "a proven leader" who "has boldly delivered results for the people of Florida that laid the groundwork for a booming economy, an education system focused on student outcomes, and better infrastructure for working families."
Trump did not take that news graciously, writing on his Truth Social app at 9:15 a.m.:
Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma, who I didn’t know very well, called me before his last election to say he was in BIG trouble and very much needed my Endorsement. I LOVE Oklahoma & won 76 out of 76 Districts, something that never happened before. Ronald Reagan was next with 56. Anyway, I gave him my endorsement, he immediately went way up, and won. Now, despite the fact that DeSanctimonious is losing to Biden, & me, Stitt just endorsed him. Wow! He disliked 'the Indians' & my great Senate pick!
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