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Ron DeSantis came out swinging after the midterms. Some of his punches landed on Mitt Romney

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, dubbed the Republican winner of the midterms by Democratic strategist James Carville, has come out swinging this week, and some of his punches landed on former Utah Sen. Mitt Romney. Writing on X, DeSantis said that he wished he had not voted for Romney, who was the GOP's presidential nominee in 2012 and lost to Barack Obama.

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