Florida gov. candidate Byron Donalds responds after Trump mentions disappear from site
Summary
Byron Donalds, a candidate for Florida governor, recently removed many mentions of President Trump from his campaign website but said he still supports the president’s ideas. Donalds explained the website changes are to focus more on key policies for Florida voters, like affordability and law enforcement.Key Facts
- Byron Donalds is running for governor of Florida as a Republican.
- His campaign site previously highlighted his strong support for President Trump, including endorsements and the phrase “Enact the Trump Agenda.”
- Recent updates removed many references to President Trump but kept some mentions, like Trump’s endorsement and Donalds’ role in the 2024 Trump campaign.
- Donalds said the website changes were planned for two months to highlight policies on affordability and other issues important to voters.
- He said he is not moving away from the "Trump agenda," which he described as focusing on law and order, markets, border security, and immigration cooperation.
- Donalds endorsed President Trump over Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in the 2024 Republican primary.
- President Trump officially endorsed Donalds for governor in 2025 with strong support.
- The news drew attention and speculation about whether Donalds is trying to distance himself from the president for the general election.
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