Former US President Donald Trump is “incredibly” vulnerable as Florida Governor Ron De Santis campaigns for the Republicans’ presidential nominee, according to Curtin University’s Professor Joseph Siracusa.
“I think that DeSantis may come out on top of this because at the end of the day Trump’s going to
have to fight a lot of those people he’s fought before,” Professor Siracusa told Sky News Australia.
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