NR Daily: DeSantis Is Better Off Being Banal Than Being Based

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The technological hiccups were the least of the problems with the Florida governor's presidential-campaign launch.
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DeSantis Is Better Off Being Banal Than Being Based

The technological hiccups were the least of the problems with the Florida governor's presidential-campaign launch. . . .    READ MORE

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