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Senator John Cornyn asserts that the American people are not deceived by the White House's propaganda, suggesting that they see through the messaging and are not easily swayed.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis challenges former President Donald Trump, asking if he is running for personal retribution against his enemies or to improve the future of everyday Americans. DeSantis emphasizes the need for a focus on the American people and their issues, rather than personal agendas. He distances himself from Trump's language and conduct, stating that he is responsible for his own actions. DeSantis also criticizes the "weaponization" of government agencies and pledges to restore the rule of law. However, DeSantis remains behind Trump in polling and faces competition from other potential Republican candidates.
Former Ambassador to the UN and presidential candidate Nikki Haley pledged to support former President Trump as the eventual nominee, even if he is convicted in any of the criminal cases against him, stating that she did not foresee that scenario playing out. Haley expressed faith in the American people not to vote for a convicted criminal and emphasized the need to choose a Republican nominee who can defeat a potential President Kamala Harris. She also explained that the candidates' show of support for Trump during the 2024 GOP primary debate was a reflection of their commitment to the signed pledge to support the ultimate nominee.
Former Vice President Mike Pence stated that he is "not yet convinced" that Donald Trump's actions on January 6, 2021, were criminal, expressing hope that it doesn't come to that. Pence believes that the judgment about Trump's conduct on that day should be left to the American people in the upcoming primaries. He acknowledged that Trump was wrong but emphasized that criminal charges depend on intent, which he does not know. Pence also discussed concerns about unequal treatment under the law and vowed to "clean house" in the Department of Justice if elected president. He dismissed Trump's rhetoric about his supporters' potential reaction to his imprisonment, expressing confidence in the American people.
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie criticized estimates of tens of thousands of people attending former President Trump's campaign rallies as "absurd." Christie argued that Trump's rallies are self-serving and focused on his ego rather than the American people. He accused Trump of lying about the Chinese farm deal and not fighting for the American people's future. Christie, who is challenging Trump in the 2024 election, emphasized that Republicans will lose the White House if they nominate Trump again in the primary.
Former Republican governor Chris Christie, who supported Donald Trump in the 2020 election, has stated that Trump has failed the American people and warned against electing him for a second term.
Critics are accusing President Biden of not taking responsibility for the controversial withdrawal from Afghanistan and other controversies, as he has not directly answered questions from the press. Some argue that the press allowed him to avoid scrutiny during his campaign and are now upset that he won't speak as president. However, others argue that he is doing what he was elected to do.