Pro-DeSantis PAC offers to pay for Trump to move out of Florida after he called it the 'worst state'
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A super PAC supporting a potential White House bid from Ron DeSantis said Saturday it will financially support former President Donald Trump's move to California after calling Florida the “worst state."
"The good news is that since so many people are moving to the state of Florida, thanks to the incredible success of Governor Ron DeSantis, no one will notice when Trump leaves," Jankowski added. "The state of Florida will be better off when Trump takes his Soros-fueled, dumpster fire of a campaign to San Francisco, where it will fit right in." Kyle Morris covers politics for Fox News. Story tips can be sent to kyle.morris@fox.com and on Twitter: @RealKyleMorris.
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