Trump-DeSan­tis meet­ing rais­es ques­tion of Haley detente

The detente between for­mer Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump and Gov. Ron DeSan­tis (R‑FL) is a boon for Trump and the Repub­li­can Par­ty before Novem­ber.
But with Trump not yet reach­ing out to for­mer U.N. Ambas­sador Nik­ki Haley, he could be under­min­ing his own reelec­tion cam­paign by not appeal­ing to her vot­ers.
Repub­li­cans, includ­ing par­ty strate­gist Cesar Con­da, wel­comed pri­ma­ry rivals Trump and DeSan­tis meet­ing last week­end in their home state of Flori­da.
“A Trump-DeSan­tis meet­ing shows that Trump is try­ing to con­sol­i­date some vot­ers who might still be upset at the harsh words tossed both ways,” Con­da, a found­ing part­ner of Nav­i­ga­tors Glob­al, an all-Repub­li­can lob­by­ing firm, told the Wash­ing­ton Exam­in­er. “It is uni­fy­ing that Repub­li­cans oppose Pres­i­dent Joe Biden’s rad­i­cal left-wing poli­cies.”
“Even for­mer Trump Attor­ney Gen­er­al William Barr has con­ced­ed that Biden is so rad­i­cal that even Repub­li­cans with deep con­cerns about anoth­er Trump term will not hes­i­tate to cast a bal­lot t …