It doesn’t affect me if you’re vaccinated. It’s just not true. It very much does.
Ron DeSantis
The Public Record
Ron DeSantis is an American politician currently serving as the Governor of Florida. A member of the Republican Party, he has been in office since January 2019. DeSantis previously served as a U.S. Representative for Florida's 6th congressional district from 2013 to 2018. His tenure as governor has been marked by a focus on conservative policies, including education reform, environmental issues, and responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. DeSantis has gained national attention for his stances on various issues, including his support for the Trump Presidential Library in Miami and his administration's initiatives on wildlife management.
When we see elected officials violate the constitution, we have a responsibility to fight back. And that`s what we`re doing. And that`s what we`re going to do in Florida to combat what Joe Biden is trying to do with these unconstitutional…
At the end of the day, though, it is what somebody -- it is about your health and whether you want that protection or not. It really doesn't impact me or anyone else.
But what we found is, you know, in the trial courts in Tallahassee, State and Federal, we typically lose if there's a political component to it. But then in the Appeals Court, we almost always win.
I`m pro-life. I welcome pro-life legislation. What they did in Texas was interesting. They have basically done this through private right of action.
The vaccines have helped people ward off severe illness. It’s about your health and whether you want that protection or not. It really doesn’t impact me or anyone else.
That`s just a totally false, partisan narrative. To try to say that doing reporting the way many other states do it and which is the most accurate is some type of problem, when it`s been something that`s been going on for a long time, is…
If you're trying to restrict people, impose mandates, if you are trying to lock people down, I am standing in your way and I'm standing for the people of Florida.
Go ahead and let COVID in, and then take this Regeneron that just happens to benefit him politically.
One of his major donors companies have invested millions of dollars into the antibody treatment.
Governor Ron DeSantis did not have the authority to impose a ban on mask mandates, in the schools.
You know, he said he was going to end COVID. He hasn’t done that. We are the first state to start the treatment centers for monoclonal antibodies. Having great success with that. That should have been a bigger plan, bigger part of this…
We are the first state to start the treatment centers for monoclonal antibodies. Having great success with that. That should have been a bigger plan, bigger part of this whole response throughout the country from the beginning.
But it would seem the cruelty is the point. After all, your health is secondary to the economy, am I right?
For Governor Ron DeSantis, there is more bad news, at least politically, his opposition to mask mandates doesn't seem to be popular.
60 percent of Florida voters say, they support requiring students, and teachers, and staff, to wear a mask.
DeSantis touted a return to business as usual. He joined the cavalcade of Republican governor prematurely cutting off federal enhanced unemployment assistance, claiming it was deterring people from getting back to work in a pandemic that…
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has been appallingly derelict in doing anything to fight the pandemic, from prioritizing Regeneron popup clinics over vaccinations to declaring open war on educators looking to protect the state`s school…
Apparently, DeSantis has been just too busy declaring war on school districts over masks to ask for federal dollars for kids who miss meals because they weren`t going to school.
Perhaps he doesn`t understand that homelessness makes pandemics worse. Or maybe he does and doesn`t care.
I`m offended that the federal government thinks that they know better than we do as parents.
In fact, the governor says that should be the case for children who are exposed, not positive.
The governor reiterated today that he feels, I'm quoting, that the parents understand what is best for their kids.
I’m offended that the federal government thinks that they know better than we do as parents.





