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DeSantis criticized Trump for calling Florida's six-week abortion ban "terrible," with DeSantis accusing his 2024 rival of being "a different candidate" than 2016 Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, before unveiling his new energy plan in Midland, Texas, criticized Donald Trump for calling Florida's six-week abortion ban "terrible," with DeSantis in a new interview accusing his 2024 Republican rival of being "a different candidate today than he was" in 2016. "He claimed to be pro-life. He spoke at the March for Life and was waxing eloquently about how everybody counts," DeSantis told ABC News Live Prime anchor Linsey Davis in Texas, in a sit-down set to air Wednesday at 7 p.m EDT. "For him to then attack people like Iowa, South Carolina, Florida, all these other states, I thought that was a big mistake ," DeSantis said. Trump, in an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday, went after DeSantis for signing...

Vivek Ramaswamy said during a speech in the nation's capital on Wednesday that he wants to cut the federal workforce by 75% -- in part by dismantling the government Building on a key part of his pitch to conservative voters, Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy said during a speech in the nation's capital on Wednesday that he wants to cut the federal workforce by 75% -- in part by dismantling the government. Ramaswamy argued that if elected, he would use the "executive authority to shut down redundant federal agencies and to reorganize the federal government accordingly." This is a developing story. Please check back for updates. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/gop-presidential-candidate-vivek-ramaswamy-wants-to-cut-federal-workforce-by-75-TheFOXposts-35479.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium&utm_campaign=blogger_cam Category: Politics Post by: TheFOXposts.Com

Todd Boehly's first season at the helm of Chelsea Football Club could hardly have been more disastrous. The Blues headed into the summer of 2022 as the reigning club world champions. They'd experienced a dip in form at the back end of last season, but given the sanctions the club were under, that was at least understandable. In Thomas Tuchel, Boehly had one of the best and most tactically flexible head coaches in world Football to help steer his vision, with the American tycoon appointing himself as the interim sporting director for his first transfer window. Perhaps the alarm bells should have been ringing when Tuchel had to talk Boehly out of an ill-advised move for Cristiano Ronaldo. The summer of Boehly saw Chelsea spend a world record £271.1m on transfers. Tuchel was inexplicably fired one week after the window closed. A strange decision, sure, but not one without reason (even if the reason isn't a particularly good one). In American sports, the owners of new franchis...