Donald Trump, 76, sang no new tunes as he hit the stump for the first time since announcing his third straight run for the White House in November.
The poor showing of Trump-endorsed candidates in the midterm election led New Hampshire delegate Bill Bowen to say he would favor DeSantis.
“No drill, we’re not gonna drill. We’re going wind. Let’s kill all the birds. Let’s destroy our planes and beautiful oceans and seas and everything else,” Trump said sarcastically, while providing no evidence that windmills destroy planes or oceans, He brought up the topic even as establishment Republicans have warned that harping on it would cost him support in the next election cycle.
After Trump spoke to the small gathering in Columbia, he bashed DeSantis for considering running against him.
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