Ron DeSantis

[Slim Cognito]

Depending on how the mask mandate lawsuits play out, they may move here for nothing.

[Gregg]

Gov. Ron DeSantis Offers Bonuses To Anti-Vax Cops To Come Work In Florida
The Florida governor plans to offer $5,000 bonuses to police from other states who refuse to be vaccinated so they can interact with his constituents.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/ron-desa ... d93312a21e

He has lots of openings because the ones he has are dropping like flies.

[raison de arizona]

Gov. Ron DeSantis Offers Bonuses To Anti-Vax Cops To Come Work In Florida
The Florida governor plans to offer $5,000 bonuses to police from other states who refuse to be vaccinated so they can interact with his constituents.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/ron-desa ... d93312a21e

He has lots of openings because the ones he has are dropping like flies.

Covid is literally the number one killer of cops, and DeSantis aims to keep it that way.

[Gregg]

Gov. Ron DeSantis Offers Bonuses To Anti-Vax Cops To Come Work In Florida
The Florida governor plans to offer $5,000 bonuses to police from other states who refuse to be vaccinated so they can interact with his constituents.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/ron-desa ... d93312a21e

He has lots of openings because the ones he has are dropping like flies.

Covid is literally the number one killer of cops, and DeSantis aims to keep it that way.

So, essentially, this is a Republican Jobs program!

[RTH10260]

Does the police or state pension fund provide for surviving spouse and kids?

[tek]

Rhonda has backed off a bit.. He is now saying this $5K applies to any LEO, not just those who have been fired due to vax mandates.

"because we support our law enforcement officers"

There apparently was a similar $1K offer last year, without the vax mandate political bullshite.

[AndyinPA]

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/29/us/f ... =url-share

Three University of Florida professors have been barred from assisting plaintiffs in a lawsuit to overturn the state’s new law restricting voting rights, lawyers said in a federal court filing on Friday. The ban is an extraordinary limit on speech that raises questions of academic freedom and First Amendment rights.

University officials told the three that because the school was a state institution, participating in a lawsuit against the state “is adverse to U.F.’s interests” and could not be permitted. In their filing, the lawyers sought to question Gov. Ron DeSantis, a Republican, on whether he was involved in the decision.

Mr. DeSantis has resisted questioning, arguing that all of his communications about the law are protected from disclosure because discussions about legislation are privileged. In their filing on Friday, lawyers for the plaintiffs said the federal questions in the case — including whether the law discriminates against minority groups — override any state protections.

Free article.

[filly]

Sounds like Cancel Culture to me.

[MN-Skeptic]

[LM K]

Good!

[bob]

[Slim Cognito]

Please, oh please, oh please…

[zekeb]

A million dead voters? That gives Old Chicago a run for its money.

[Phoenix520]

GOP, the party for the broken people.

[Ben-Prime]

Dammit, I may have changed my party affiliation in Florida (this past December, after 30 years) from Libertarian to NPA two years too soon. I would *love* to vote against Roger Stone. I mean, words cannot describe how much I would love that.

[bob]

I don't know the details of Florida's election laws, but Stone continues to be (checks notes) ... a felon.

[Patagoniagirl]

I don't know the details of Florida's election laws, but Stone continues to be (checks notes) ... a felon.

Wasnt he pardoned? Does that count?

[bob]

Wasnt he pardoned? Does that count?

Stone' wasn't pardoned; his sentence was commuted.

But I don't think Stone's serious; he's just shooting off his mouth for the attention and to pressure DeSantis.

[Patagoniagirl]

Wasnt he pardoned? Does that count?

Stone' wasn't pardoned; his sentence was commuted.

But I don't think Stone's serious; he's just shooting off his mouth for the attention and to pressure DeSantis.

Ah...si much chaos back then! I think you are partially right about Stone v. DeSantis. But I suspect the main reason is Roger wants to be relevant and in the news. Maybe snag some grifter swag for his coffers.

[bob]

As always: P.S. Send money.

[Frater I*I]

Stone' wasn't pardoned; his sentence was commuted.

Commuted at first, the pardoned shortly before Zee Furher moonwalked out the door...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... oger-stone

[bob]

Commuted at first, the pardoned shortly before Zee Furher moonwalked out the door...

I had forgotten that part.

RUN ROGER RUN!

[p0rtia]

[Slim Cognito]

It's like they don't know the meaning of the word "surge."

[Kendra]

https://deadstate.org/ron-desantis-refe ... istration/

While speaking at an “election integrity” press conference in Palm Beach, this Wednesday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis took an opportunity to reference a meme that has fans of President Joe Biden a little annoyed.

“If you look at all the things that are going on, you see Big Tech, you see the corporate media — although they weren’t too happy with Virginia last night,” DeSantis said. “If you look at that. If you look at what’s going on with some of the big corporations with their woke agenda.”

“When you look at the Biden — when you look at the Brandon administration …” DeSantis said before being interrupted by applause.

The phrase “Let’s go, Brandon” took off after an NBC reporter mistakenly thought that’s what a NASCAR crowd was chanting when they were actually chanting, “F— Joe Biden.”