Governor Ron DeSantis addressed the community and the media and everyone grappling with the aftermath of this storm.

As winds calm and daylight is available we are seeing the damage from #HurricaneIan in Punta Gorda where there was landfall of the storm yesterday. As you are cleaning up in SW Florida please be safe and use extreme caution. pic.twitter.com/a3QUEmAF7w

— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) September 29, 2022

There’s a stunning contrast between how Ron DeSantis responds to questions about a very difficult situation and Biden’s inability to communicate. It’s night and day.

The media can’t help themselves – everything must be politicized. No opportunity to smear opponents is too low. This reporter misrepresented FEMA Director’s words@RonDeSantisFL won’t accept it. He’ll always stand up for Florida & our world class emergency response professionals pic.twitter.com/Uemzm5vcPH

— DeSantis War Room #FloridaStrong (@DeSantisWarRoom) September 27, 2022

Biden gets angry at a reporter for doing his job:

Reporter: “Do you have a comment on this report and court filing out of Arkansas that your son Hunter just made you a grandfather?”

Biden: “No, that’s a private matter, I have no comment. But only you would ask that. … Classy” pic.twitter.com/vxPzE8St8Q

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) November 21, 2019

What people don’t realize is that when Joe Biden receives a difficult question, his most common response is to completely snap at the reporter and get extremely angry as seen here.

You just don’t see it that often because he is never asked difficult questions. pic.twitter.com/8KnMhgE47V

— Caleb Hull (@CalebJHull) September 23, 2020

Joe Biden gets angry and talks down to a female reporter for asking a question about Putin. “If you don’t understand that then you’re in the wrong business.” pic.twitter.com/RfJxaaa4i8

— ForAmerica (@ForAmerica) June 16, 2021

In any crisis situation, you learn a lot about a leader, and DeSantis is handling this one with both preparation and precision.