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Byron Donalds caught scrubbing Trump's name from his MAGA campaign website

Donalds' campaign website removed prominent references to Trump's endorsement and shifted its lead policy priority to affordability.

Byron Donalds caught scrubbing Trump's name from his MAGA campaign website
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Byron Donalds has removed prominent references to Donald Trump from his Florida gubernatorial campaign website, including an endorsement banner and a Trump-focused policy priority. The changes shift the page's emphasis toward affordability, while Donalds' campaign did not immediately comment.

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Florida gubernatorial candidate and U.S. representative whose campaign website was revised

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Rick Scott
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Senator named among figures endorsing Donalds and praised by Donalds in a speech

Mike Johnson
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House Speaker listed among figures endorsing Donalds

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President whose endorsement references were removed or deemphasized on Donalds' campaign website

Florida representative whose campaign ad criticized the administration's immigration policies

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Senator listed among figures endorsing Donalds

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Byron Donalds Reduces Trump References on Campaign Website

Donalds’s Florida gubernatorial campaign website reduced prominent references to Trump and gave affordability or other policy priorities more prominence. Left-leaning outlets frame the edits as distancing from Trump, often linking them to his standing or election prospects. Center outlets chiefly describe the redesign and its stated issue focus, while some discuss whether it signals political repositioning.

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