DeSantis Super PAC Faces Major Setback as Chairman Resigns

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DeSantis Super PAC Faces Major Setback as Chairman Resigns
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Adam Laxalt, a friend and former roommate of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, has resigned as chairman of the Never Back Down super PAC, which supports DeSantis's presidential campaign. Laxalt's departure comes after the recent resignation of the group's CEO, Chris Jankowski. The DeSantis campaign has embraced a new outside group called Fight Right to handle negative attacks on his competition, while Never Back Down continues its door-knocking operation. DeSantis and his wife have expressed discontent with some of Never Back Down's advertising, and certain ads tying former Gov. Nikki Haley to China have backfired. The group was initially funded with $82.5 million from DeSantis's political funds, and a transfer of $1 million was made to Fight Right.

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