Donalds calls Trump agenda ‘common sense’ after some mentions removed from campaign website

Republican Rep. Byron Donalds (Fla.), who is running for governor in his state, said President Trump’s agenda is “common sense” following the removal of some mentions of the president’s name from Donalds’s campaign website.

CBS News reported that Donalds, in an interview at a local summit Wednesday, was pressed on the edits.

The Florida Republican said Trump’s agenda is a “commonsense agenda,” adding that it is “centered around law and order, sound markets, making sure that we secure our nation’s borders, making sure that we continue to work with the federal government when it comes to immigration policy,” according to the outlet.

Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ) recently shifted the Florida governor’s race to a toss-up amid a rough electoral environment for Republicans as they head into the midterms.

The apparent tightening of the race for Florida’s top job in a state that Trump has won in the last three elections may be a warning sign for Republicans as the midterms approach.

The old layout of Donalds’s website featured a banner at the top of the webpage that read “Chip in to Support Trump Endorsed Byron Donalds” and text below it that said “TRUMP-ENDORSED.”

Another bar that noted the endorsement next to a photo of Trump could be seen lower on the page.

Donalds’s newer layout only showed Trump’s endorsement in a box next to others for the Florida representative.