TrumpCo. says Florida is among the worst states

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Trump team says DeSantis' Florida 'among the worst' states to work, retire or raise a family

Sarasota Herald-Tribune

Florida is “among the worst” states to raise a family, work and retire Former President Donald Trump’s campaign claims in a blistering rebuttal to the story Gov. Ron DeSantis tells about the state thriving under his leadership.

“The real DeSantis record is one of misery and despair,” Trump spokesman Steven Cheung said in a campaign email Friday. “He has left a wake of destruction all across Florida and people are hurting because he has spent more time playing public relations games instead of actually doing the hard-work needed to improve the lives of the people he represents.”


https://www.heraldtribune.com/story...ed-misery-and-despair-in-florida/70139811007/
 
Florida, where education goes to die

The students in Florida are not getting a well rounded education and lack critical thinking too?!! Remember, education is knowledge and a threat to republicans too?!!

One man is taking over our schools by intimidation, frightening public school teachers and college professors with felony arrests if caught teaching actual history. All the while Republicans stand and watch cheering him on. Ron DeSantis is slowly, methodically taking over every aspect of our daily lives, how and if we can vote, when a woman can access her ability to decide when she can have children, what our children are allowed to read and be taught.

He has taken over our judicial system by appointing right wing anti-women judges as did our ex-president. Republicans no longer believe in Democracy. They know they can no longer win the popular vote, so they need to change the rules and they are getting very good at that. DeSantis' new manifesto "The Courage to be Free'' is not about our freedom, but about his freedom to do anything he wants and no one will push back in fear of retribution.

https://www.chronicleonline.com/opi...cle_bd33e42e-f92f-54a7-a575-3a97c5c98973.html

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“Florida is home to about 800,000 undocumented immigrants, and many work in the kinds of businesses that would be impacted by the law, known as SB 1718. Many of those affected are also members of mixed-status families — where a son or daughter, for example, might be a US citizen while their parents are not. The bill’s impact extends beyond the workplace to health care and highways: Even family members could be targets of law enforcement under a new provision that punishes anyone who transports an undocumented person “knowingly and willfully” into Florida across state lines.”

https://www.vox.com/2023/5/17/23725952/ron-desantis-immigration-law-florida
 
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