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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis hits Iowa in a big weekend campaign swing even though

he's not a declared presidential candidate, but he seems to be preparing a

launches presidential campaign in the coming weeks. How do he do?

In Iowa, after months of battering by Donald Trump and the press, plus Turkey's

presidential election will go to a runoff as president to receive

Tayyip Erdogan is denied a majority on the first ballot after 20 years on

job. What does that mean for an important NATO ally? Welcome to this edition of

Potomac Watch. I'm Paul Gigo with the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal

and here with my colleagues Kim Strassel and Jillian Melcher. Welcome to you.

Both Kim, let's talk about Ron DeSantis and his swing through Iowa first.

He made the retail rounds of cookouts and meetings with the groups of voters,

which is what I want to expect in that first 2024 caucus stay. Donald Trump was

supposed to be out there on Saturday as well, but he canceled his rally due to

bad weather. So the DeSantis staff pivoted smartly and laid on an additional

event. Seems the trip was reasonably well received out there. And Kim Reynolds,

the popular GOP governor was with him. She's neutral in the presidential

nominating race, but her presence with DeSantis suggests to me, quiet support

as a fellow governor and implicit support. DeSantis also announced the

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