What does Ron DeSantis need to do to win in 2024?

[TodayJunior]

First, win re-election this year, and by 10+% (tough, but not impossible now I must concede) bc right now his only actual victories are a small 0.4.% victory in the GE and a massive primary win due to trump’s heavy hand of influence;

Second, as said above, hope trump doesn’t run

Third, if he gets the nomination, pick a sane VP choice like Tim Scott, which could prove crucial in places like Georgia, which the gop has to win back to have a plausible path to 270 (WI/PA alone won’t be enough).

Fourth (and this is out of his control as a challenger), is the national environment. Whether it’s Biden or not, the incumbent party must retain a 50% disapproval or higher in the aggregate. And even then, no matter how bad the Dem approvals are, no Republican is going to get above 320 in the electoral college (2016+NV/NH). It’s just not happening due to polarization.

[TodayJunior]

Ronnie needs to manage the housing crisis that's in full swing in his own state. That in itself could be his undoing.  His answer of "that's capitalism" is arrogant and I fully believe arrogance gets humbled at some point.

And he is desperate to blame Biden for everything. So which is it, Ron? Since you’re such a states rights activist and all…Whose responsibility does it fall under? Can’t have it both ways dude.