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Republicans face growing urgency to stop Trump as they enter presidential debate at Reagan Library

Por: ABC7 Politics September 27, 2023

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As more voters across America tune in to watch the second debate, it'll be a great opportunity to bring even more supporters into the fold, Haley's campaign manager, Betsy Ankney, wrote in her email.Also hoping for a big night is Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who will be at center stage despite recent struggles to emerge as the field's top Trump alternative. His campaign announced that he also saw a jump in fundraising after the... + full article



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