The former South Carolina governor says he still has “a couple more t’s to cross and i’s to dot” before he decides whether to challenge Trump
for the party’s nomination.on Friday that he might jump into the race too, saying he’d met “a lot of folks who were open and receptive” to his potential run. “At this point I am growing ever closer in that direction,” Sanford said after visiting New Hampshire, a crucial early primary state, but added that he still has “a couple more t’s to cross and i’s to dot.”
Sanford seems an unlikely candidate to lead an anti-Trump push. Unlike challengers like Weld, Sanford was
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