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Today, we're going to talk about a DeSantis donor pulling his financial support from the Florida

Republicans presidential bid because of his extreme policies and what it'll mean for the

GOP moving forward.

I interviewed Democratic Super Lawyer Mark Elias about his firm's election litigation

across the country, whether he'll be suing for Fair Maps and Wisconsin now that liberals

won the state Supreme Court race, and what case keeps him up at night.

And I'm joined by the US Senator from Wisconsin Tammy Baldwin to discuss her newly announced

re-election campaign, the specific reason that Republicans are fielding billionaire candidates,

and her response to some recent moves by both Trump and DeSantis.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

So there's a new story in the financial times that a Republican donor, Thomas Petterfee,

has put himself on hold in terms of financing Ron DeSantis' presidential bid, quote,

because of his stance on abortion and book banning, myself and a bunch of friends are holding

our powder dry.

And this, of course, comes in the aftermath of DeSantis having banned books in schools,

having banned the acknowledgement of the existence of LGBT Americans in schools, and of course,

just this past week, he quietly signed a six-week abortion man into law that would jail

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