I like Ron DeSantis. He is a good Governor for the state of Florida.
But looking back on history, DeSantis never would of been governor if Trump hadn't endorsed him.
And once he got into that office DeSantis went right after Disney.
But for some strange reason DeSantis wasn't dragged through the mud .. that much.
Yes they took him to court over whether Disney should have it's own government within itself, pay taxes for the land it was on,
and even went after him for so-called book banning, which was the intention of keeping pornographic images out of the classrooms.
You can't even by a Playboy or a Hustler unless your 18. And the graphics in these "children's books" pictures of anal sex and falatio...
nope. That should be banned in all classrooms.
I seen these books.. they are pornographic XXX.
But we see what the establishment is doing to Trump. They trying to chew him alive.
But DeSantis, somehow he gets elevated to run for President without much opposition and planty of funding.
Makes one wonder if what Trump calls him DeSanctimonious isn't true.
Definition of
sanctimonious as in pious formal + disapproving pretending to be morally better than other people
sanctimonious politicians A
sanctimonious speech from someone who refused to acknowledge his own past failings.
What is the history of Ron DeSantis. I never did a research on him.
Governorship has no term limits. Why would you give up a possible lifelong position in exchange for an 8 year one. Which really has more limited power looking at the whole resposibilty comparing governor to president.
DeSantis can do more for his State as Governor than he can for the country as a whole.
Governors have the power to dictate as we saw during the covif lockdowns and protests and riots.
Why would he want to give up what he already has?
Looking at his resume according to wkipedia it's pretty sparkly.
Only one thing I found was somewhat condemning in that he oversaw force feeding prisoners while he worked at Gitmo.
In the spring of 2006, DeSantis arrived at
Joint Task Force Guantanamo (JTF-GTMO), working with detainees at the
Guantanamo Bay detention camp.
[30][31][32] The publicly released records of his service in the Navy were redacted, with the Navy citing a personal-privacy exception to the
Freedom of Information Act.
[33] Mansur Ahmad Saad al-Dayfi, who was held at Guantanamo, alleged in 2022 that DeSantis oversaw
force-feeding detainees
[34][35][36][37][32] and DeSantis acknowledged that he advised the commander of the base about the use of force feeding.
[38]
en.wikipedia.org
Other than that...too good to be true?
My mistake Governors do have term limits.. learn something new everyday..
All U.S. governors serve four-year terms except those in
New Hampshire and
Vermont, who serve two-year terms.
But not all states have the same term limits.
And there are no limits in the State of Florida on how many times one can run.
How long can a Florida governor serve?
A Florida governor can serve two consecutive four-year terms before having to step down for the next election.
There is no lifetime limit on the number of times a candidate may be elected.
The governor is elected by popular election every four years, according to the state constitution.
Two consecutive, four-year terms is the most common term limit for governors in the United States.
www.tallahassee.com
So why give up a good thing to run for an office you can only serve, if your lucky for 8 years.
We see here that the Republican "establishment" backs DeSantis:
DeSantis became governor of Florida on January 8, 2019.
[141] He has generally governed as a conservative.
[142] On January 11, three days after taking office, he posthumously pardoned the
Groveland Four, a group of black men falsely convicted of rape in 1949.
[143][144] The same day,
[145] he officially suspended
Broward County sheriff Scott Israel, ostensibly for his responses to the
mass shootings at the
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, appointing
Gregory Tony to replace him.
[146][147] In its 2021 session, the
Florida legislature passed DeSantis's top priorities.
[148][149] During his tenure, the Republican-dominated
Florida Legislature enacted much of DeSantis's legislative agenda, often on rapid timelines.
[150][151] Maximizing the power of the governor's office, DeSantis exerted pressure on Republican legislative leaders.
[152][153]
I wonder how much exertion was needed, if they planned to run DeSantis against Trump in the 2024 election.
Just thinking...
Who is funding his campaign and who of the billionaires are funding his Pac?
I haven't looked and it's time for breakfast.

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