Tag: Ron Desantis

When I read Vanity Fair's recent profile of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis -- and what he allegedly thinks of former President Donald Trump, his biggest potential rival for the 2024 ...

“The president is very focused on making sure that the federal family has the right resources available to support this.”

"The DeSantis-Trump smackdown has been unfolding off camera. But it likely won’t stay that way."

While the field is theoretically wide open, the presidential nomination for the GOP in 2024 thus far has seemed like a two-horse race between former President Donald Trump and Florida ...

Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida schooled a reporter who asked whether he wants to "whitewash" the teaching of American history on issues such as slavery. At a news conference ...

"This was not the proverbial lesser of two evils."

"Those conservative governors out there ... they're as dumb as they want to be and they're just doubling down on stupid, and we will not follow their path,"

The exchange was a sequel to what is now DeSantis's most famous maneuver to expose progressive hypocrisy.

"Not everybody can be Hitler at once."

"It is opportunistic that activists would use illegal immigrants for political theater."

"We have a beautiful shoreline."

"Was there a freak out about that? No, there wasn’t.”

Whether you agree with it or not, Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis's decision to send two planes carrying nearly 50 migrants on Wednesday to Martha's Vineyard, the tony island playground ...

"They used them as political pawns. Treated them like chattel in a cruel, premeditated political stunt."

This week, Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis sent two planes full of illegal immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts to send a clear message to his political opponents that tucking ...

"It just shows you their virtue-signaling is a fraud."

"It's the abstraction of human life."

“You know, some people call him ‘DeSatan,’ have you heard that?”

“We’re not going to pay these prices to the pharmaceutical companies,” Marstiller said. “We’re done.”

"Everyone wants to talk about me and Florida. ... I’m just sitting here, little old me, doing my job.”