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President Franklin D. Roosevelt used this radio microphone to make his famous "fireside chats" in the 1930s and 1940s. In the 1940 election, incumbent President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Democratic candidate, broke with tradition and controversially ran for a third term. Roosevelt reached out directly to voters through radio broadcasts, bypassing hostile newspapers that refused to cover his campaign. Clearly this approach worked as Roosevelt won - thus becoming the first United States president in history to be elected for a full third term. Breaking News: GOP presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis leaned into rumors Friday that rival Nikki Haley could be asked to join former President Trump's ticket in 2024, willing the former South Carolina governor to make a decision now.
"There's a reason why they spend money against me. Haley and Trump spend money against me," DeSantis, the governor of Florida, said during a campaign stop in New Hampshire. "He has not spent any money against her and she has not spent any money against him."
"She will not answer directly, and she owes you an answer to this: Will she accept a vice presidential nomination from Donald Trump? Yes or no?" he added.
His pressure campaign comes as Haley continues to gain momentum in national polling and has notched key endorsements from GOP mega-donors in recent months. While both candidates continue to tail Trump by a wide margin, they are seen as neck-in-neck for second place.
DeSantis, in an attempt to distance himself from the former U.N. ambassador, claimed if he were asked to join Trump's team, he wouldn't accept.
"There's a reason why they spend money against me. Haley and Trump spend money against me," DeSantis, the governor of Florida, said during a campaign stop in New Hampshire. "He has not spent any money against her and she has not spent any money against him."
"She will not answer directly, and she owes you an answer to this: Will she accept a vice presidential nomination from Donald Trump? Yes or no?" he added.
His pressure campaign comes as Haley continues to gain momentum in national polling and has notched key endorsements from GOP mega-donors in recent months. While both candidates continue to tail Trump by a wide margin, they are seen as neck-in-neck for second place.
DeSantis, in an attempt to distance himself from the former U.N. ambassador, claimed if he were asked to join Trump's team, he wouldn't accept.
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