...Republican governor of Florida, stone in the shoe of the Dems and their ilk, maybe one-day president..., a man whose handling of COVID has set the gold standard for the nation by prioritizing protecting the most vulnerable while preserving the state economy and protecting civil liberties.
One of those who went on the offensive against DeSantis was Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz
...Congresswoman from Florida, the abrasive chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee. She has been a politician since 1992, and prior to that was in training as a political science major. Her primary accomplishment seems to be that she's Jewish...
who ran the DNC (
If you're white you ain't right!)
...Democrat National Committee, where all those off-the-wall talking points we hear as news stories originate...
as a de facto arm of the
Crooked HillaryClinton
...former first lady, former secretary of state, former presidential candidate, Conqueror of Benghazi, Heroine of Tuzla, formerly described by her supporters as
the smartest woman in the world,usually described by the rest of us as The Thing That Wouldn't Go Away. Politix is not one of her talents, but it's something she keeps trying to do...
campaign before being forced out over alleged bias against Bernie Sanders
...The
that may have cost him the 2016 nomination.
On Friday, DWS appeared on CNN
...the organization formerly known as the
Cable News Network. Now who knows what it might stand for...
where she blamed DeSantis for a shortage of tests as a terrified populace desperately seeks to determine whether they have been infected, a statement that completely ignored Biden’s reported rejection of recommendations for making over 700 million test kits available in anticipation of a holiday surge.
"Ultimately, who do you think should be held accountable for the apparent shortage of tests in this country?" asked CNN host Boris Sanchez, opening the door for the attack on DeSantis.
"Well, I’ll tell you, in my state, the person that should be held accountable is Ron DeSantis, our governor because there’s no one else in the entire United States that I think that has done more to make it harder to keep people healthy than Ron DeSantis," Wasserman Schultz responded.
"He has led the effort to pass laws in our state capitol to prevent people from being required to wear masks, to prevent businesses from requiring vaccines for employees, he’s withheld funds from school districts because they wanted to make that they could require students to wear masks so that they could keep children safe who at the time couldn’t get vaccinated themselves," Wasserman Schultz said, bemoaning the governor’s resistance to the forced masking and vaccine mandates sought by the White House.
The nine-term Democrat added, "So, when it comes to the effort to make sure that we can really prevent the spread, we have to make sure that we are maximizing our local government’s ability to be able to establish public health practices and so that’s where I think the effort begins and, of course, we need to make sure that we ramp up testing as quickly as possible."