“The Republican Party no longer has an ideological or moral compass” – Liberation

False suspense seems to be dispelled after Ron DeSantis’s resignation on Sunday, January 21: The former president should represent the Republicans in the November presidential election. There is a “threat” to the country, believes Fergus Cullen, claims one of the rare dissenters from his camp to an aspiring “dictator”.

As contenders for the White House undergo a ritualistic second leg of the journey before possibly representing their party to the American electorate during the November election, the New Hampshire primary has maintained a tradition of frequent reversals of trends. The campaign began after the Iowa caucuses. But all the suspense, which usually lingers into the spring in this early phase of presidential elections, looks set to evaporate as soon as the votes in this tiny New England state are counted, or nearly end on Jan. 23. Of the Republican candidates who were vying to challenge Joe Biden a few weeks ago, only Donald Trump and his last challenger in the election, Nikki Haley, remained after the withdrawal on Sunday of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis — who immediately sent his candidates. Despite a year of insults and taunts addressed by him, support for the former president and beloved.

Donald Trump has certainly spent the last week between meeting stages and a New York court, where author E. Damages paid to Jean Carroll must be calculated.