Fox News appears to be souring on Ron DeSantis.
a missive last week directed at the harsh anti-migrant bill DeSantis signed in Florida. “DeSantis’s crackdown will exacerbate the state’s labor shortage while doing nothing to fix Biden’s border failures,” wrote the Murdoch publication, adding that the immigration plan put forward by the DeSantis campaign “parrots the restrictionist right’s lump of labor fallacy that illegal immigrants are taking US jobs and reducing wages of America’s working class.
Of course, in DeSantis’s telling, these setbacks have nothing to do with his niche agenda and stiff personality not landing on the national stage. Instead, the “corporate media” is to blame. “So I think if you look at all these people that are responsible for a lot of the ills in our society, they’re targeting me as the person they don’t want to see as the candidate,”In either case, if DeSantis is unable to climb out of his hole, Murdoch might look elsewhere for a viable challenger to Trump.
reporting that Murdoch has privately expressed a desire for Youngkin to enter the race (Murdoch did not respond to a request for comment from
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