basquebromance
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That's because Ron hasn't officially thrown his hat into the ring yet. When and if he does, they are going to dig through his life and time as governor with a fine tooth comb.
I think he has a lot to hide about the actual effect that COVID had in his state....but it will come out eventually.
In presidential politics, it seems like a person has to jump when they're hot, and that's probably what De Santis is now. So just being the adult in the room gives him a decent chance, especially if Trump ends up in legal entanglements.If DeSantis does run, he would be wise not to play Trump's game of name calling.. etc. He will not be able to out Trump Trump. On the other hand, he may be able to show himself as the "presidential" alternative to Trump.
Trump has already played the groomer card.They will do to Ron what they did to Trump.
Even worse I think this time.
That is a given.
I tried to warn Team DeSantis that Ron was breaking Florida Law by campaigning for President without resigning as Governor. The punishment for breaking this law is a small fine, as well as being INELIGIBLE to run for President this time around. Good luck in 2028!
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Ron DeSantis is in likely violation of both federal and state election law by running a full-fledged shadow presidential campaign, signaling a “substantial certainty” under well-established FEC rules, that he’s running for president. DeSantis has a legal obligation to RESIGN.
Ukraine will have little to nothing to do with whether I vote for DeSantis or not...assuming DeSantis runs.Is Ron DeSantis evil for wanting the United States to abandon Ukraine or is he just a tremendous asshole?