Casey DeSantis campaigns for husband in Iowa

 Daily Mail:

Casey DeSantis shone in her first solo campaign appearance on Thursday, chatting easily with Iowans about their corn crops, their schools, their families and the weather.

She has become a prominent public face and voice for Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign and was in Johnston to launch 'Mamas for DeSantis' - a national version of the group she started in Florida to help her husband win a second term as governor.

'It's one thing when your policies come out after us - the mamas. It's another thing when they come after our children. And that's when the claws come out,' she said.

She vowed to crisscross the country to help her husband win the Republican presidential nomination and the White House.

'As long as I have breath in my body I will fight for Ron DeSantis - not just because he's my husband; that is part of it - but it's because I believe in him,' she said.

'If you want somebody to go up to Washington DC to clean house, to be able to put this country back on the trajectory where we are talking about - our rights coming up from our creator and our government being put in place to protect our rights that are ours, he is the man to do it and if I have to crisscross this country, I'll do it,' she vowed.

But it was when she talked about schools and parental choice that she got the biggest applause from the packed venue. Education proved a major issue that moved votes in the 2022 midterm election.

'It should be up to the parents to decide what education they think are best for their children. And government should, again, get out of the way,' she said.
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Ron DeSantis has been a successful governor of one of the fastest-growing states in the country.  You can tell how much the libs fear him by looking at the attacks on him.  So far, the media has not had its claws out for his wife who is an effective campaigner for him.  DeSantis trails Trump in the polls at this point.  The media and the left are even less supportive of Trump.  They seem to have deep hatred of successful Republicans who could lead a national ticket.

See, also:

ABC Smears DeSantis: Appeals to 4Chan, Makes Trump Seem 'Chill'

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