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[Not for nothing]

Over the past few weeks, roughly a quarter-million Floridians have lost health insurance coverage through Medicaid. And that’s just the beginning. In the coming months, even more Medicaid beneficiaries in Florida could lose their coverage as well ― with many, and quite possibly most, ending up uninsured altogether.

Ron DeSantis Is Letting Hundreds Of Thousands Of Poor Floridians Lose Health Coverage

He's attacking Disney and "the woke mob" on the campaign trail, but his policies back home are making it harder for low-income residents to stay insured.

www.huffpost.com

so, him and his pastor want to kill all gays, now he's going after retires and their health care.
For a Christain he sure hates a lot of people

 

[veni vidi vici]

DeSantis mocks the blind !

 

[Blue Crab]

Especially when you understand that Christianity is just a personal opinion based on fable not fact. Christian Soldiers are real though.

 

[tybee]

Maxwell Frost - the democrat rep for Orlando:

 

[Ishmael]

Rhonda is owning the libs courtesy of Florida's taxpayers.

"As a result of the mounting lawsuits against DeSantis, the governor’s legal costs, which the Miami Herald reported last December to cost at least $16.7m, have been soaring.

In DeSantis’s legal fight against Disney following the corporation’s condemnation of his anti-LGBTQ+ laws, it is going to cost the governor and his handpicked board nearly $1,300 per hour in legal fees as they look into how the corporation discovered a loophole in DeSantis’s plan to acquire governing rights over Disney World, Insider reports.

“Disney is a perfect example. It doesn’t hurt any Floridians. There is nothing. It’s creating a legal issue out of nowhere and now Disney sued so they have to respond and that is going to cost taxpayers’ money. The whole Disney case is just because of DeSantis’s ego and his hurt feelings,” the Democratic state senator Tina Polsky said."

Florida taxpayers pick up bill for Ron DeSantis’s culture war lawsuits

Governor’s Disney battle and extremist policies are met with costly lawsuits covered by ‘blank check’ from Republican legislature

www.theguardian.com

 

[Mrleft8]

I was trying to think why he looked so familiar.... He's Dopey!

 

[Jules]

Florida taxpayers pick up bill for Ron DeSantis’s culture war lawsuits​

Governor’s Disney battle and extremist policies are met with costly lawsuits covered by ‘blank check’ from Republican legislature

Florida taxpayers pick up bill for Ron DeSantis’s culture war lawsuits

Governor’s Disney battle and extremist policies are met with costly lawsuits covered by ‘blank check’ from Republican legislature

www.theguardian.com

 

[Ishmael]

Florida taxpayers pick up bill for Ron DeSantis’s culture war lawsuits​

Governor’s Disney battle and extremist policies are met with costly lawsuits covered by ‘blank check’ from Republican legislature

Florida taxpayers pick up bill for Ron DeSantis’s culture war lawsuits

Governor’s Disney battle and extremist policies are met with costly lawsuits covered by ‘blank check’ from Republican legislature

www.theguardian.com

2 posts up...

 

[veni vidi vici]

Florida taxpayers pick up bill for Ron DeSantis’s culture war lawsuits​

Governor’s Disney battle and extremist policies are met with costly lawsuits covered by ‘blank check’ from Republican legislature

Florida taxpayers pick up bill for Ron DeSantis’s culture war lawsuits

Governor’s Disney battle and extremist policies are met with costly lawsuits covered by ‘blank check’ from Republican legislature

www.theguardian.com

Well the “taxpayers “ reelected him in a landslide!
So the taxpayers are getting what they will be paying for.

 

[Jules]

2 posts up...

Just shows how slow I am these days.

 

[billsreef]

We're getting shafted.

 

[billy backstay]

We're getting shafted.

MAN UP!! NO LUBE!

 

[badlatitude]

Most Floridians Disapprove of State's Direction, DeSantis' Approval Rating Drops by 19 Points​

Most Floridians Disapprove of State’s Direction, DeSantis’ Approval Rating Drops by 19 Points in New Poll

Before this spring’s state legislative session, a majority of Floridians believed the state was on the right track (46% right track / 42% wrong track). As the session came to a close, however, 50% believe the state is headed in the wrong direction, while only 42% think it’s on the right track.

Pollsters Florida Watch and Progress Florida, collectively known as the Florida Communications and Research Hub (Hub), attribute this shift in their surveys to Floridians’ growing dissatisfaction with the agenda carried out by Gov. Ron DeSantis and legislators in Tallahassee.

“When we look back on this legislative session, it is clear Floridians do not believe that Gov. DeSantis and legislative leaders focused on the priorities they believed would improve their lives,” said Progress Florida Executive Director Mark Ferrulo.

In February, before the legislative session, the Hub’s polling showed DeSantis with a 60% approval rate and the Florida Legislature with 49% support from voters. But by the time the legislative session was winding down, in late April and Early May, their surveys found that the governor’s approval rating dropped by a whopping 19 points (50% approve / 49% disapprove).

https://theamericanonews.com/floric...proval-rating-drops-by-19-points-in-new-poll/

 

[Ishmael]

With gerrymandering, it doesn't matter what the voters think. It only matters what the donors think.

 

[veni vidi vici]

With gerrymandering, it doesn't matter what the voters think. It only matters what the donors think.

Yawn… both sides gerrymander and if you take the time you can find political cartoons going back to the 1800’s in our
What is your fascination and obsession with American politics?

 

[Blue Crab]

Maybe he'll flame out and go home. He's not presidential.

 

[veni vidi vici]

Maybe he'll flame out and go home. He's not presidential.

Don’t worry about it, he won’t be anyone you would vote for as POTUS.

 

[spankoka]

He really does not seem to be doing very well. His ideas about curtailing shareholder's rights are unlikely to be popular with wealthy/free market Republicans.

 

[Olsonist]

Has our resident Fakebertarian been complaining about his boy DeSantis meddling with property rights? Or is Tom still going on about California hair braiders?

 

[veni vidi vici]

He really does not seem to be doing very well. His ideas about curtailing shareholder's rights are unlikely to be popular with wealthy/free market Republicans.

Enlighten us
Just how is DeSantis curtailing shareholders rights?
and while you are at just what shareholders “ rights