MSNBC host Joe Scarborough said Tuesday that Gov. Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., was 'more competent' than Donald Trump and 'even money' to become the GOP nominee.
MSNBC's Joe Scarborough said Tuesday that Gov. Ron DeSantis was "even money" with Donald Trump as the GOP front-runner and said he could beat the former president because he's "much more competent.", R-Fla., was an"even money" front-runner for the Republican nomination and declared he could beat Donald Trump because he is"more competent."
"He's supposed to come without the baggage that Donald Trump has, as he said in his press conference, he doesn't know a whole lot about paying off porn stars so he can't really answer those types of questions. There could be a great contrast. But here's the deal, if he runs as Trump-like, he loses.
DeSantis and Trump have traded barbs leading up to the governor's official announcement entering the presidential race on May 24.
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