Who doesn’t love Governor Ron DeSantis? He signed an anti-totalitarian teaching bill that would educate kids about the evils of authoritarian, totalitarian, communist ideology. That’s something that resonates in a big way with the Cuban community in Florida, but also all across the country.
Buck said: “It’s like he just keeps doing — not just victory laps — but he’s spiking the football, running up into the stands, and kissing the opposing quarterback’s girlfriend.”
Clay added: “Thank God for federalism as it pertains to covid. And you talk about Greg Abbott in Texas and Ron DeSantis, to me, in Florida, both of those guys, if you compare what they did in Texas and Florida with what Cuomo did in New York and what Gavin Newsom did in California, if we didn’t have federalism in place, I think we might all still be locked down. Because DeSantis and Abbott looked at the data and said, ‘We’re gonna open up our states.’ And that’s why I like both of these guys because, despite all of the attacks, Cuomo and Newsom never looked at the data. They curled up in the fetal position and they listened to the Faucis of the world.”
Republican governors are taking a lesson from Trump — and pushing back. We need to fight back — but we need to fight strategically — and the clip Clay and Buck play of Ron DeSantis in this segment is very strong evidence of that.
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