Trump's early Florida governor endorsement is revenge for DeSantis's 'disloyalty'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

81% : With his exuberant endorsement of Donalds, Trump created an unprecedented early bandwagon for the highest-profile Trump-world endorsements -- all decidedly anti-DeSantis.
77% : "Byron Donalds would be a truly Great and Powerful Governor for Florida and, should he decide to run, will have my Complete and Total Endorsement," Trump wrote.
71% : Before and during DeSantis's disastrous presidential campaign, Trump repeatedly bragged that he was responsible for Ron's success, with versions of "I got him in.
69% : If Donalds wins, expect Trump to exercise control over his adopted home state, with its third-largest population and immense concentration of wealth.
69% : The congressman made his MAGA voters proud at the inaugural parade rally when Trump gave Donalds a priceless political shout-out, saying, "Stand up, Byron, what a future this one has.
58% : " Exactly a month later, Trump endorsed Donalds for governor.
58% : Trump was referencing his surprise early endorsement of DeSantis in December 2017, when the little-known congressman from northeast Florida was still an underdog headed for an August 2018 gubernatorial primary.
41% : Not for President Trump, who on Feb. 20 endorsed and anointed Donalds with usual Trumpian flare.
36% : In the age of Trump, voters still matter, and the primary is 17 months away.
18% : " Still showing off his penchant for political incorrectness, Donalds echoed a cringeworthy Tucker Carlson quote on the occasion of Trump's inauguration.
13% : The 2026 Florida gubernatorial race is about Donald Trump and his continuous revenge campaign against Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and wife Casey for their "disloyalty" when challenging him for the 2024 presidential nomination, instead of patiently waiting for 2028.

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