Path to prosperity? Trump sees Paul Ryan as road map to beating DeSantis

Former President Donald Trump“Gov.’s most sharp nickname” Ron DeSantis (R-FL), is neither “DeSanctimonious“Neither”Meatball Ron.” Trump is running against “Ryan DeSantis.”

Former House Speaker would be that. Paul Ryan (R.WI), whom he’s trying to make DeSantis his running mate. Trump would like to also remind you who made Ryan his running partner: Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT), was the GOP’s defeated presidential nominee in 2012 and Never Trumper.

Trump DeSantis blasting As a member of “Paul Ryan establishment” And highlighting his support for Ryan budgets, which included various entitlement reforms,

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“You remember … Democrats used that ‘wheelchair over the cliff commercial?” Trump sat down with an audience in Iowa on his first trip to the early states. “Very effective. That was about [Ryan].”

It’s still a long way off from when Newt GingrichRyan’s Medicare reforms were criticised by Ryan, who is a former Republican House speaker and was once in trouble for trying too hard to curb entitlement spending. “right-wing social engineering” Hear from an angry Iowa voter. Then Sen. John Sununu (R-NH), echoed complaints about Gingrich “undercutting” Ryan.

“What he did to Paul Ryan is a perfect example of irrational behavior that you do not want in the commander in chief,” Sununu stated in late 2011

Trump has made Ryan his central point DeSantis was convicted, the only Republican at all competitive with — and sometimes ahead of — the former president in the polls.

Trump claimed Monday night that DeSantis is a partisan. “disciple” Ryan, who wanted to “decimate” Senior citizens can benefit from entitlement programs

This is a rare area where there’s agreement with the President Joe BidenWho has? highlighted Social Security And Medicare Republican weaknesses are top of the list, and he has made a pledge to keep these programs intact at all costs.

Biden was reluctant Trump’s support in keeping Republicans on the right track during the election debt ceiling Standoff because the current president wants it to be used as a campaign issue in case of a rematch by 2024. He also wants to Brand Entitlement cutters:MAGA.”

According to the White House of Biden, Trump failed to keep his 2016 campaign promise not to cut entitlements during his first term. Trump also worked closely alongside Ryan on tax cuts which were passed and Obamacare repeal which was largely approved by the House.

Trump has attempted to return to his populist roots since then. Trump has also parted ways with his former allies in Republican establishment, Ryan and Senate Minority leader Mitch M