Ron DeSantis to visit Indy area as presidential bid ramps up

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20 thoughts on “Ron DeSantis to visit Indy area as presidential bid ramps up

  1. The people of FL sure like him. They re-elected him by a commanding lead. FL is the second largest state in the country. They feel he has been an effective governor. He leads Biden in the polls.

    1. LOL – a system like the dims have in place with Old Whitey keeping folks on the plantation?

  2. No gun control efforts, maximum abortion restrictions, climate change left for others to address/solve, attack the biggest employer in the state of Florida, shaming and hurting transgender folks, DeSantis is out of step with most Americans. And will find his extreme views do not sit well in ruby red Indiana.

    1. We need someone that will want to kill more babies, focus on 1% of population, waste more money on “climate warming” instead of reducing global pollution and who will socialize business into the ground like a dictator.

      Oh wait we have Barak Biden already.

    2. The only ones that DeSantis is out of step with are young DEMwitts.

      DeSantis isn’t shaming anyone and there was NEVER a Don’t say gay bull.

      Just more nonsense from our leftwing shreikerss.

  3. The battle against Disney is ridiculous. So, private companies have the right to provide as much money as possible for donations to political campaigns but have no right to state opinions. Furthermore, using the governor office as a base for vindictive vendettas is undesirable at best.

    Come and go. He certainly has the right, as all candidates, to campaign. Upon departure, many bid good riddance.

    And some individuals need to read the definitions for socialism, communism, and fascism. And be forewarned, those who expect and enjoy Social Security benefits, embrace the concept of redistribution of tax revenues, and support public funding of schools, parks and roadways — is this socialism?

    1. Derek C.

      Leftists think that we can develop a Scandinavian Socialist paradise
      here in the U.S.
      Leftists forget that these countries depend on the U.S. for so much
      that they don’t have to pay for. Therefore these Scandinavian countries
      can spend more on social welfare programs.

      These Scandinavian countries also tax the hell out of their people to pay for
      these programs.

      Last, these same Scandinavian countries are also embracing capitalism more than ever. Recognizing that competition and innovation are key to developing
      economically to pay for their programs,

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