In Campaign Reboot, Struggling DeSantis Pitches Himself in New Hampshire as a Trump Who Can Get Things Done

Plus, ‘if you elect me, you get two terms, not just one.’

Caroline McCaughey/The New York Sun
Governor DeSantis, left, campaigning in New Hampshire with the former Massachusetts Senator, Scott Brown. Caroline McCaughey/The New York Sun

Florida’s governor, Ron DeSantis, has been pursuing his “reboot” with a four-day stop in New Hampshire, but so far his pitch for his faltering campaign is unchanged: that he’s a more electable, more effective candidate than former President Trump. The question is whether enough Republican primary voters will finally abandon Mr. Trump and coalesce behind a DeSantis candidacy.

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