DeSantis Beat Disney’s Ass, Is Now Cooking with Gas
2 Feb 2023
The governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, took on the toughest entity in his state, Disney, and beat them back for joining the inaccurate attacks about what the left misnamed the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. Now, he’s taking on the left’s plans to ban gas stoves.
DeSantis announces Florida is permanently eliminating sales tax on gas stoves.
“They want to control every single aspect of your life. They want to be able to determine what type of energy you’re allowed to use, how much energy you’re allowed to use” pic.twitter.com/cDkHkOQcDx
— Washington Free Beacon (@FreeBeacon) February 2, 2023
Now DeSantis is moving against Big Education and limiting their ability to indoctrinate kids with far-left, damaging, woke ideology.
Love it. These departments mostly shouldn’t exist in the first place. They’re bullshit filled with bullshit artists. pic.twitter.com/sOfNIEMaZO
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) February 2, 2023
VIDEO – Prof. Nikki Taylor Claims DeSantis Is Trying ‘to Erase’ Black History: ‘I Did Not Hear About Him Criticizing the European History Exam’ @kasie https://t.co/RzTeOCd7lm
— Grabien (@GrabienMedia) February 1, 2023
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