The PAC has reportedly asked donors for a massive, last-ditch cash injection ahead of the second GOP debate, as it scales back its canvassing operations in several key states.
super PAC that is effectively running the Florida governor’s presidential campaign—is reportedly in desperate need of a massive cash injection. The PAC’s chief strategist,stressed the urgency of the situation while meeting with a group of wealthy donors just before the Republican debate last week.
Attempting to sell his candidate as the best option, Roe reportedly went on to profile the average DeSantis conservative, saying, “If you have an education, if you have higher income, if you read the Bible, and if you go to church regularly, you happen to be a DeSantis supporter.
While DeSantis has largely polled ahead of competitors like Scott and Haley, he has failed to cut into Trump’s lead and hasto other non-Trump candidates in recent weeks. Roe, for his part, brought that reality into stark relief, charging the assembled donors with the responsibility of giving DeSantis an extra boost. “This doesn’t run on, you know, fumes,” Roe said, according to the“And so we’re going to go spend this money right now, betting that our donors won’t let us down.
In recent weeks, Never Back Down ended its field operations in a number of states, including Nevada and California, where it canceled its door-to-door canvassing operations,a Never Back Down spokesperson, told NBC News that the changes were made to invest more resources in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina, three early nominating states. “We see real opportunities in the first three,” she told NBC News. “The first three are going to set the conditions for the March states.
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